tshentúé v. To do post-work; usually to clean up after, to refine details, or to debrief.
tsherasé v. To forget; to lose a memory.
turanlé v. To scatter.
túreponé v. To send someone into exile; to banish.
vandúpé v. To drop.
vanmeshúé v. To forgive.
veñgé v. To hide (transitive).
veñkorré v. To abdicate or resign from a leadership position.
veshé v. (a) To experience; (b) to be (without agency).
viblé v. To buy.
viglaité v. To receive money; to sell, receive a donation, or a gift.
víkúé v. To pay.
vindalé v. To prove.
viñgé v. To ship goods; to haul cargo or get it hauled.
viradé v. To cut; to abruptly stop or break.
vishloé v. To sell.
vité v. To sell.
vúzé v. To summon; to send forth a summons.
walené v. To spin.
washúthé v. To blow; to gust; to thrust forward into a situation.
wemné v. To confront (less formal.) Contraction of wistemné.
widathé v. To write (a story).
wimazé v. To condemn or reject.
wissogé v. To mimic; to act (like a character).
wistemné v. To confront.
yaré v. To paint (an image).
yehathé v. To listen to.
yekasé v. To lose a possession.
yekorré v. To reclaim.
yereké v. To daze, dazzle, or entrance.
yereloé v. To re-use.
yeresaré v. To do again; to do more.
yerúé v. To multiply.
zanlekíúbé v. To justify; to give reasoning why something is just.
zedzhré v. To give a title or nickname.
zekidathé v. To write (an experience or event).
zelamematé v. To wed.
zelapekaré v. To fall in love with a performer or model while making art of/for her; see apekaré.
zellegé v. To guide someone (to a desired conclusion) with a positive outcome.
zellidzhé v. To perfect.
zelossé v. To sacrifice.
zelrepé v. To discover.
zhané v. To remold or renew.
zhanebé v. To remix; to create a derivative work.
zhíohé v. To alter; to modify.
zhofé v. To subdivide, dissolve, or otherwise break up.
zhofúé v. To divide.
zhokré v. To shatter into shards; to fragment.
zholaré v. To manipulate (with hands).
zhombé v. To punch.
zibé v. To accept a state of affairs; to come to terms with a situation (contrast oshaité).
zílúgíté v. To react to a state of ineffectual or unavailable leadership; contrast zígíté.
zímazé v. To obey an instructor.
ziyalbedé v. To repair.