The suffix -la/-le/-lo forms a verb, in which the base noun is the object of the activity: songko "a trace" – songkolo- "to follow a trace"; aba "a hunt" – abala- "to hunt".Gorelova 2002, 235; Haenisch 1986, 51. The suffix -ra/-re/-ro is used in a similar way: gisun "word" – gisure- "to speak", monggo "Mongolia" – monggoro- "to speak Mongolian", "to behave like a Mongol". The suffix -na/-ne/-no forms in part a type of inchoative verb or expresses an inherent development or capability of an object or a person: fiyeren "fissure" – fierene- "to split", ilha "flower" – ilhana- "to bloom"; . The suffix -ša/-še/-šo forms verbs that express the effort to achieve a certain result: sain "good" – saiša- "praise", oncohon "arrogant" – oncohošo- "to boast", buleku "mirror" – bulekuše- "to look at oneself in a mirror".Gorelova 2002, 236; Haenisch 1986, 51. The suffix -da/-de/-do forms verbs with intensive or durative meaning or the gradual development of an action: jili "anger" – jilida- "get angry", ceku "a swing" – cekude- "to swing", eruwen "a drill" – eruwede- "to drill", goho "elegant" – gohodo- "to dress up".Gorelova 2002, 236f; Haenisch 1986, 51f. The suffix -ja/-je/-jo also has intensive or durative meaning: gūninja- "to think over carefully" from gūnin “thought”.
The suffix -la/-le/-lo forms a verb in which the base noun is the object of the activity songko "a trace" – songkolo- "to follow a trace"; aba "a hunt" – abala- "to hunt"Gorelova 2002 235; Haenisch 1986 51 The suffix -ra/-re/-ro is used in a similar way gisun "word" – gisure- "to speak" monggo "Mongolia" – monggoro- "to speak Mongolian" "to behave like a Mongol" The suffix -na/-ne/-no forms in part a type of inchoative verb or expresses an inherent development or capability of an object or a person fiyeren "fissure" – fierene- "to split" ilha "flower" – ilhana- "to bloom";  The suffix -ša/-še/-šo forms verbs that express the effort to achieve a certain result sain "good" – saiša- "praise" oncohon "arrogant" – oncohošo- "to boast" buleku "mirror" – bulekuše- "to look at oneself in a mirror"Gorelova 2002 236; Haenisch 1986 51 The suffix -da/-de/-do forms verbs with intensive or durative meaning or the gradual development of an action jili "anger" – jilida- "get angry" ceku "a swing" – cekude- "to swing" eruwen "a drill" – eruwede- "to drill" goho "elegant" – gohodo- "to dress up"Gorelova 2002 236f; Haenisch 1986 51f The suffix -ja/-je/-jo also has intensive or durative meaning gūninja- "to think over carefully" from gūnin “thought”