illerthé v. To represent.
illidathé v. To write (an essay).
illoteté v. To conceive (of an idea.)
ilsithé v. To speak of an idea or opinion at length.
indé v. To dance, especially for celebration or entertainment.
intiké v. To swap, exchange, or replace.
íré v. To have; to possess.
ísé v. To invite, to command, to suggest, to bid (someone to do something).
itré v. To observe, witness, or attend an event.
kaké v. To chop something into smaller parts.
kalamipé v. To shove, to knock down, to push down.
kalefaé v. To tempt.
kantaré v. To purify.
karsidzhé v. To befriend; to give friendship.
karúmbé v. To determine by logical induction.
kasé v. To lose something or to be deprived of it.
kashiwé v. To steal.
kavé v. To match.
kazaré v. To trust or befriend.
kazarlé v. To trust.
kazhané v. To cut something into a shape.
kedé v. To mine.
kedobedé v. To mine, smelt, refine, pan for, or otherwise extract mineral resources.
kéflasé v. To take someone's hand and hold it.
kelfasé v. To loosen.
kelflasé v. To grip tightly, to clutch.
kelopé v. To inspire.
kerekazhé v. To tear into strips.
kethavhé v. To swell.
kezalokezoné v. To decide to hate something and derive pleasure from doing so.
kezaloné v. To decide to hate something; to make a choice that is hateful or will perpetuate frustration.
kezelekhté v. To shape or constrain something into an unrelated form, usually for artistic reasons.
khostipé v. To kick.
khralé v. To tinge; to tint.
kílosé v. To name.
kílstobé v. To greet a superior (by showing deference to her name.)
kiné v. To dig up.
kiñgé v. To alert or warn.
kleté v. To snap into place; to emit a clicking sound; to finish (as a variant of klaté).
koalé v. To call or summon.
koiné v. To dig through.
koisaré v. To settle in or nest.
koissezmerlé v. To find home (generally by instinct).
korré v. To declare a claim; to claim.
korré (natalémanekhtikhe) v. To declare a loss of objectivity, usually to quit a job to date a coworker.
kotorilé v. To argue or fight.
kúé v. To make; to do.
kúgré v. To shake.
kúkasé v. To lose something to theft, typically not of significant emotional value.
kúlé v. To fill; to fulfill; to fully utilize; to complete.
légemé v. To preside over a meeting or governing body.
lempé v. To reflect light or an image.
lerebé v. To upgrade.
leríané v. To overcome.
levadé v. To cut into halves; to split.
levatké v. To make a show of defiance or challenge toward someone; especially a biological threat response which is confrontational.
lezgé v. To lift.
lidé v. To shrink (active).
litrebé v. To collect, to gather into a bundle.
livúbé v. To compile, to complete a puzzle, to assemble a collage or complete historical account.
lobaré v. To manipulate (with a tool).
loé v. To use.
lônyaré v. To paint (a canvas).
lúrebé v. To transfer something.
maré v. To bring.
meksé v. To bewitch; to ensorcel.
menshúé v. To blow glass.
merlé v. To locate.
meshúzé v. To disturb (emotionally).
míbé v. To mix, where abl = materials and acc = product.
mifidé v. To choke.
mílitrezré v. To complete a set or unify a group.
mipé v. To impact, strike, or hit (as a projectile or blunt object).
mipúé v. To use to attack; to wield.
mísúíé v. To agree (in grammatical number and gender).
mizhané v. To invent; to mould or shape something for the first time.
mohé v. To endure.
moilé v. To adapt to.
moitiké v. To supplant (to replace with something better and more reliable).
mokarúmbé v. To make erroneous inferences due to poor health or old age.
mokyeré v. To irritate.
motaré v. To beautify.
múfídúé v. To slash.
múrthé v. To roast; to burn (to slash at with heat.)
múrúkasé v. To lose something of significant emotional value, especially due to theft as a manner of injury.
mútzané v. To test.
nagalsé v. To hinder, handicap, or inconvenience.
nagendé v. To acquire; to solve a lack of something.
nahaponé v. To clean.
nairezyé v. To skim along an edge.
nakleté v. To put cracks in something; to make something crack.
napahé v. To be bathed.
napthelé v. To bathe.
nasarasé v. To disrupt; to wrinkle.
nataksúé v. To make irregular or deregulate.
natalémané v. To lose objectivity with regards to a coworker due to romantic entanglement.
nateponé v. To liberate; to grant freedom; to expose from a shell.
natidzhé v. To remove.
natké v. To expose; to spread.
natrúshiwé v. To make something disappear.