:  untandurra. 714 :  Carry, hold :  ang-eipa :  -. 715 :  Choose, select :  yapepa :  -. 716 :  Climb :  waleipa :  oquagamurra. 717 :  Come here :  pateipa, aiyewel :  -. 718 :  Come, approach :  uleipa :  impebino. 719 :  Cook :  gia paleipa (641 ?) :  -. 720 :  Copulate :  lameipa :  erorunya. 721 :  Cover over :  abeipa :  -. 722 :  Crush, pound with a stone :  paleipa :  akelgurra. 723 :  Cry, howl like a dog :  maierchipa :  rong-gung-ga-murra. 724 :  Cut :  labaipa :  utedung-gurra. 725 :  Dance :  kaba mineipa (811) :  unchigulkamurra. 726 :  Die :  dadeipa :  -. 727 :  Dig :  pideipa :  -. 728 :  Dive :  penneipa :  -. 729 :  Dream :  piki lalkeipa* (813, 755) :  -.

(Footnote.  The pronoun ana is always used with this.  Example:  ana piki lalkar = I had a dream.)

730 :  Drink :  wanipa :  ung-gen-ga. 731 :  Drown :  delupeipa :  -. 732 :  Dry up :  wata’ pateipa (602) :  -. 733 :  Eat :  purteipa, pratipa :  atedurra. 734 :  Enter (going out of sight) :  uteipa :  -. 735 :  Fall down :  pudeipa :  -. 736 :  Fill (with solids) :  wangepa :  -. 737 :  Fill (with fluids) :  maleipa (29) :  -. 738 :  Find :  imeipa :  angkanya. 739 :  Finish (men’s work) :  min’ atzipa (613, 706) :  -. 740 :  Finish (women’s work) :  palpagipa :  -. 741 :  Feces, to void :  — :  anabichung-ar. 742 :  Forget :  kekochipa :  -. 743 :  Get up :  winipa :  amamung-i. 744 :  Give :  pibeipa, wiepa* :  utera.

(Footnote.  Ana is used with pibeipa only; the exact meaning of both is to bestow, or cause the transfer of ownership; the actual HANDING OVER of anything would be asked for by ngapa = let it come here, holding out the hand at the same time, but this last may presume merely inspection or temporary use of the article.)

745 :  Go away :  udzaripa :  einpira. 746 :  Go out, perforate :  adeipa :  -. 747 :  Go out (as a fire) :  utsimeipa :  -. 748 :  Hear, understand :  krangipa :  -. 749 :  Hide, conceal :  muye teipa (685, 791) :  -. 750 :  Jump, leap :  katapulgipa :  ralkagamurra. 751 :  Kick :  kukuna mapeipa (485, 707) :  -. 752 :  Kill :  dadeima matameipa (598, 786) :  -. 753 :  Laugh :  gi waleipa (819) :  ung-garung-gari. 754 :  Leave behind :  yuneipa :  -. 755 :  Lie :  lalkeipa (820) :  -. 756 :  Lie down :  yuneipa :  -. 757 :  Make (men’s work) :  tatureipa :  -. 758 :  Make (women’s work) :  umeipa :  -. 759 :  Make a fire :  muekemeipa :  -. 760 :  Paddle :  karaba tapeipa (343, 787) :  untyendyurra :  -. 761 :  Pull, drag :  yuteipa :  -. 762 :  Rain :  ari pudeipa (18, 735) :  -. 763 :  Return :  mang-epa :  -. 764 :  Rise (as the sun) daneipa :  -. 765 :  Run* :  — :  ringa.

(Footnote.  In Kowrarega, the action of running is expressed by the adverb tari = quickly, and the verb uleipa = to approach:  Example:  ngapa tari uleipa expresses quick motion TOWARDS the speaker, and tari uleipa quick motion FROM the speaker.)

766 :  Sail :  pong-eipa :  reng-gamurra. 767 :  Scold :  ideipa :  inyamung-urra. 768 :  Scrape hands* :  getapudeipa (465, 735) :  -.