chesdí

defecate, have a bowl movement, empty one's bowels


tʾekhó

put a death-curse on someone, wish someone to die


paʾų́kce

have sex so vigorously that the woman breaks wind


yapʾó

exhale steam, breathe out fog (as on a cold day)


pašʾį́šʾį

sexually stimulate a woman by fondling her crotch


onápha

flee to someone or somewhere for protection


yuhómni

drill a well by having a mule go round and round in a circle


akíxʾą

starve (suffer from lack of nourishment)


xmų́ǧa

bewitch someone, cast a spell on someone


ophá

ride (in a vehicle, such as a train, car, wagon, etc.)


yaʾíxa

make someone laugh by saying something funny


yuʾíxa

make someone laugh by doing something funny


wačhípi

From wačhí (“to dance”) + -pi (“plural marker, they”).

third-person plural present indicative of wačhí (“to dance”)


bosni

to snuff out; to blow out (a candle, etc)