Note: All verbs in Edo begin with consonants

Sa - to think
Sasa - to exercise
Sami - to be pregnant
Samẹ - splash
Simi - to save
Simi - to struggle for something
Sọ - to lay an egg
Suọ - to hear
Soku - to feel
Sana - to pray (Muslim prayer)
Sanọ - to pick
Sese - to do
Sọnọ - to dip into
Sọnọ echẹ - to pinch
Somi - to be good
Sọmi - to dip into soup


Shasha - to smash
Shalo - to cave in
Shele - to climb
Shifua - to disintegrate
Shẹ - to be little
Shie - to call
Sheshe - to arrange


Ta - to speak
Tanọ - to confess
Tala - to break (as in bone)
Tasẹ a - to pop (as in hot oil)
Tasẹ a - to burst
Tẹsẹ - to stay a long time
Ti - to be good
Tige a - to open
Tọ - to build, to last long
To - to be hot, to be painful
To obọ - to push
To iga - to handcuff
To osege - to hiccup
Tọlọ - to scratch
Tọnọ - to dig
Tua - to carry
Tuama - to be in a hurry
Tuela - to line up

Tsẹ - to reach
Tsa - to file (as in teeth or fingernails)