Verbs Flashcards
Niy
to say
Kay
to be
Qoy
to give
Wañuy
to die
Riy
to go
Kichariy
to open
Vendey
to sell
Apamuy
to bring
uyway
to raise animals
jayt’ay
to kick
phaway
to fly
jamuy
to come
llojsiy
to leave
rantiy
to buy
jap’ikuy
to hold, to grab with your hands
sayk’uy
to tire
ch’ajway
to make noise
qallariy
to start
away
to knit
atiy
to be able
munay
to want
tukuy
to finish
yachay
to know (saber)
qonqay
to forget
manchay
to fear
masay
to knead bread
pusay
to bring a person
parlay
to speak
mikhuy
to eat
apay
to take
tantakuy
to live out of wedlock
q’epiy
to carry on your back
p’enqay
to be embarrassed/ashamed
casaray
to get married
p’ampay
to bury
rejsikuy
to know (conocer)
qaray
to feed animals
puriy
to walk
qhelqay
to write
rikuy
to see
willay
to warn / let know
waqay
to cry
wañuchiy
to kill
asiy
to laugh
asichiy
to make laugh
t’impuy
to boil
puñuy
to sleep
chayamuy
to arrive to this place
llank’ay
to work
chayay
to arrive
machakuy
to get drunk
manuy
to borrow / to lend
maqay
to hit
phiñakuy
to get mad
pichay
to sweep
pujllay
to play
ruphay
to burn
samariy
to rest
suway
to steal
tiakuy
to live, to sit down
tiay
to have
yarqhay
to be hungry
timpuchiy
to make boil
ujllay
to drink
yachakuy
to learn
pisichikuy
to lack / to have little
uyay
to hear
yanapay
to help
qayllakuy
to approach
ganakuy
to earn
ruway
to make, do, create
mañay
to ask, beg, pray
michiy
to shepherd
onqokuy
to get sick
kachay
to send a person
qhaway
to look / see
wayk’uy
to cook
chinkay
to lose / get lost
kutay
to grind
suysuy
to sift
tapuy
to ask
tinkuy
to meet with
chimpamuy
come to me from across the way
chimpachikuy
to be infected with
aysay
to throw or pull
aysamuy
to throw or pull towards speaker
qhatiy
to herd animals
qhatimuy
to herd animals here
yaykuy
to enter
yaykumuy
to enter here
kutiy
to return
kutimuy
to return here
pusamuy
to bring a person here
qhatatay
to drag
qhatatamuy
to drag here
phawamuy
to fly here
llojsimuy
to leave towards here
kachamuy
to send here
urak’uy
to lower
urak’amuy
to lower here
siray
to sew
paray
to rain
paramuy
to rain here
rit’iy
to snow
rit’imuy
to snow here
chhullunkay
to freeze
chhullunkamuy
to freeze here
wayray
to be windy
wayramuy
to be windy here
phuyuy
to be cloudy
phuyumuy
to be cloudy here
llanthuy
to be shady
llanthumuy
to be shady here
sut’iyay
to dawn
sut’iyamuy
to dawn here
laqhayay
to get dark
laqhayamuy
to get dark here
granizay
to hail
granizamuy
to hail here
ruphay
to be hot
ruphamuy
to be hot here
chiriy
to be cold
chirimuy
to be cold here
qasay
to freeze
chhilchiy
to sprinkle/drizzle
chhilchimuy
to sprinkle/drizzle here
iphuy
to be very foggy
iphumuy
to be very foggy here
kamanchakay
to be foggy
kamanchakamuy
to be foggy here
p’achachikuy
to dress yourself
qhepakuy
to stay
urmachiy
to make someone fall
urmay
to fall
jark’ay
to block something
jark’akuy
to protect yourself
nanay
to hurt
jayway
to hand over
munakuy
to love
mayllay
to wash (body part, food)
t’ajsay
to wash (clothes)
unu jisp’ay
to urinate
jatun jisp’ay
to defecate
tiapuy
to have
kapuy
to have
kutichiy
to make return
kutichiway
to return to me
yachachiy
to teach
pasay
to come in
pasaykamuy
to come in where I am
tusuy
to dance
takiy
to sing
yupay
to count
pichakuy
to clean yourself with a rag or brush
mayllakuy
to clean yourself with water
jamuchun
que venga él
jamuchunku
que vengan ellos
ruwachun maria
que Maria lo haga
Dios bendecisuchun
que Dios te bendiga
churay
to put
churakuy
to put yourself
challway
to fish
chajruy
to mix
chhapuy
to submerge
k’iruy
to wrap up, to wring out (a rag)
rejsichiy
to introduce
jaku
Let’s go
rejsinakuy
to get to know each other mutually
thaskiy
to walk
mask’ay
to look for
watukuy
to visit
k’utuy
to cut
llimphuchay
to clean
k’ituray
to rub, scrub
jampiy
to cure, to heal
perdonakuy
to forgive each other mutually
joq’ochay
to wet
wisiy
to dish out liquid with a ladle
laq’ay
to slap
wajray
to gore
khaniy
to bite
juchay
to sin
juchalliy
to sin
juchallikuy
to sin
jap’iy
to grab with your hands
p’achallikuy
to get dressed
umallikuy
to memorize
akullikuy
to keep coca in your mouth
napaykuy
to greet, saludarse
k’anchay
to shine
kawsay
to live
bonday
to peel
ima-nay
suceder algo
imananitaj
que he hecho?
imanankitaj
que has hecho?
imanantaj
que ha hecho? que ha pasado?
imanasajtaj
que voy a hacer?
imanasuntaj
que vamos a hacer?
wisq’ay
to close
qhapariy
to cheer, to yell
tocay
to play an instrument
p’akiy
to break
tuytuy
to float
poqoy
to grow plants
pallay
to harvest
qarpay
to water plants
sayariy
to stand up
kutipuy
to return for good
khuyariy
to be happy
taripay
to reach, to go to
ojllay
to hug
much’ay
to kiss
kamachiy
to order
orqhoy
to take out
arqhay
to breathe with difficulty
asnay
to smell bad
ch’akiy
to be thirsty, to dry
jisp’ay
to urinate
kusiy
to make happy
k’ajay
to have a fever
k’aray
to burn the skin
llakiy
to be sad
mosqoy
to dream
moq’ey
to desire
nanay
to hurt
punkiy
to swell
phutiy
to be very sad
samay
to breathe
sejsiy
to itch
thoqay
to spit
t’ojsiy
to stab
wiñay
to grow
manchachikuy
to fear
t’ukuy
to be astonished, surprised
junt’ay
to fill
jatunchay
to praise, to glorify
pampachay
to bury
tanqay
to push
kasuy
to obey
quechuy
to take away
saqey
to leave
ñak’ay
to suffer (people), to slaughter (animals)
kawsariy
to resuscitate, to revive
tarikapuy
to find something that was lost
tarikay
to find
rijch’ay
to be like, to seem like
tarpuy
to sow, to plant
qhalliy
to throw seeds
qawiray
to wither
p’utuy
to sprout
atipay
to win, to conquer, to beat
thapachay
to make/build nest
ayñay
to bark
wajyay
to call
