| gbanyụ | turn something off | Nkowaokwu |
| gbapu | puncture; make a hole in something | Nkowaokwu |
| gbapụ afọ | expose someone or something | Nkowaokwu |
| gbāpụ̀ ọ̄sọ̄ | take to one's heels; rush away, take off(running) | Nkowaokwu |
| gbapụ̀tà | redeem; bail; get someone or something out from hostage, especially by meeting some conditions | Nkowaokwu |
| gbàrà ike | (of a task or problem) get or become tough, unresolvable or unsolvable | Nkowaokwu |
| gbarị̀ | crush; break into small pieces | Nkowaokwu |
| gbarụ̀ | upset; cause disorderliness in something, especially fluids and the stomach | Nkowaokwu |
| gbarụ̀ ihu | frown; look sullen or sad as if to show disapproval | Nkowaokwu |
| gbasa | splash on; pour on | Nkowaokwu |
| gbasà | dismiss; disperse | Nkowaokwu |
| gbāsàpụ̀ | spread out | Nkowaokwu |
| gbasò | run to, after | Nkowaokwu |
| gbàta | fetch a liquid (water, oil, wine, syrup) | Nkowaokwu |
| gbatagbata | emergency | Nkowaokwu |
| gbatị | stretch; unroll; extend; expand | Nkowaokwu |