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Verbs of force and damage

znàg. ‘to deform’
skràp. ‘to split, to divide’
- wnàd. ‘to split with an axe’
- cutting
  - gwrà. ‘to cut with a knife’
  - pslà. ‘to cut with scissors’
  - …
- vnàt. ‘to chew’
- powderà. ‘to pulverise’
- …

forceà. ‘to apply a force’
- ràxp. ‘to pull’
- ràwb. ‘to push’
- stressà. ‘to apply stress; to deform; to break (by any kind of stress)’
  - nàwb. ‘to inflate, to stretch; to burst, to rip, to tear (by outward force)’
  - yzàj. ‘to (com)press, to squeeze; to crush (by inward force)’
  - làjg. ‘to bend; to break (by bending)’
  - tràd. ‘to twist; to break (by torsion)’
  - dwnàt. ‘to hit; to shatter, to smash (by hitting)’
  - …
- …
vnà. ‘to burn [down]’
mlàtx. ‘to melt’
…

Strictly speaking, forceà. ‘to apply a force’ and its sub-category verbs don’t entail moving, deforming or bending something; but they usually are understood this way via semantic narrowing.