Verb Conjugations

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Spanish Verb Tables

On this page, you’ll find links to more than 1,200 Spanish verbs conjugated into all the simple tenses and moods.

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A

Abandonar – to abandon

Abatir – to knock down, demolish

Abonar – to vouch for

Abrasar – to burn, sear

Abrazar – to embrace, hug; to include

Abrevar – to water

Abreviar – to abbreviate

Abrigar – to shelter

Abrir – to open

Absolver – to acquit, absolve

Absorber – to absorb

Abstenerse – to abstain

Abstraer – to abstract; to remove

Abuchear – to boo

Aburrir – to bore

Abusar – to abuse, take advantage

Acabar – to finish, complete

Acelerar – to hurry, accelerate

Acentuar – to emphasize

Aceptar – to accept

Acercar – to bring closer

Acertar – to be right; to manage to

Aclamar – to acclaim

Aclarar – to clarify; to rinse

Acompañar – to accompany

Aconsejar – to advise, counsel

Acordar – to agree, decide

Acostar – to put to bed

Acostumbrar – to get s.o. used to, accustom s.o. to

Activar – to activate, stimulate

Actualizar – to update

Actuar – to act; to activate

Acuchillar – to cut

Acudir – to come, be present

Acumular – to accumulate

Acusar – to accuse

Adaptar – to adapt

Adelantar – to advance, progress

Adelgazar – to lose weight

Adherir – to adhere; to join

Adicionar – to add

Adivinar – to predict, divine

Administrar – to administer

Admirar – to admire

Admitir – to admit

Adoptar – to adopt

Adorar – to adore

Adular – to flatter

Advertir – to notice, observe; to warn, advise

Afeitar – to shave, to put make up on s.o.

Afianzar – to reinforce; to guarantee

Aficionarse – to become fond of

Afirmar – to affirm; to strengthen

Afrontar – to confront, face

Agarrar – to grasp, obtain

Agitar – to shake up, agitate

Agotar – to deplete

Agradar – to please

Agradecer – to thank, to be thankful for

Agrandar – to enlarge

Agravar – to aggravate

Agregar – to gather, aggregate

Agrupar – to group

Aguardar – to expect, wait for

Ahorrar – to save, economize

Ajustar – to adjust

Alabar – to praise, approve of

Alarmar – to alarm

Alcanzar – to reach, overtake

Alegrar – to make happy, cheer up

Alentar – to encourage

Aliar – to ally

Alienar – to alienate

Alimentar – to feed

Alisar – to smooth

Almorzar – to have lunch

Alohar – to lodge, accommodate

Alquilar – to rent

Alumbrar – to illuminate

Alzar – to lift, elevate; to remove

Amanecer – to dawn; to wake up

Amar – to love

Amenazar – to threaten

Ampliar – to enlarge

Amplificar – to amplify

Añadir – to add

Analizar – to analyze

Andar – to walk, go, travel

Animar – to animate

Anotar – to annotate

Anular – to annul

Anunciar – to announce

Apagar – to extinguish, turn off

Aparcar – to park

Aparecer – to appear, show up

Apartar – to shift, move; to separate; to exclude

Aplaudir – to applaud

Aplazar – to postpone

Aplicar – to apply, assign

Apodar – to nickname, label

Apoderar – to authorize, empower

Apostar – to bet

Apoyar – to lean, support

Apreciar – to appreciate, evaluate

Aprender – to learn

Aprestar – to prepare

Apresurar – to hurry, accelerate

Apretar – to tighten; to afflict

Aprobar – to approve; to pass (a class)

Apropriar – to adapt

Aprovechar – to utilize, be useful

Apuntar – to point, aim

Argüir – to argue; to accuse

Arrancar – to uproot, snatch; to start

Arrastrar – to drag

Arreglar – to arrange, settle, adjust

Arrendar – to rent

Arrepentirse – to repent, regret

Arriesgar – to risk

Arrojar – to throw; to emit

Arruinar – to ruin

Articular – to articulate

Ascender – to promote; to ascend

Asear – to adorn; to clean up

Asegurar – to secure, assure

Asentir – to assent

Asignar – to assign, allocate

Asistir – to attend; to serve, wait on

Asociar – to associate, pool

Asolar – to destroy

Aspirar – to inhale; to aspire

Asustar – to frighten

Atacar – to attack

Atar – to tie

Atender – to attend to, heed

Atenerse – to obey; to rely on

Aterrizar – to land, disembark

Atraer – to attract, appeal to

Atravesar – to cross, pass through

Atreverse – to dare

Atribuir – to attribute to

Autografiar – to autograph

Autorizar – to authorize

Avanzar – to advance

Avergonzar – to shame

Averiguar – to find out, ascertain

Avisar – to warn

Ayudar – to help, assist

C

Caber – to fit

Caer – to fall, collapse

Calcular – to calculate; to figure

Calentar – to warm, heat

Calificar – to qualify; to assess

Callar – to keep quiet

Calmar – to calm

Calzar – to wear (shoes)

Cambiar – to change

Caminar – to walk, move, go

Cansar – to tire

Cantar – to sing, chant

Caracterizar – to characterize

Carecer – to lack

Cargar – to load, burden

Casar – to marry, pair, couple

Castigar – to punish, castigate

Causar – to cause

Cavar – to dig

Cazar – to hunt; to chase

Cecear – to lisp

Ceder – to cede, give up; to decline

Celebrar – to celebrate

Cenar – to have dinner

Ceñir – to surround; to shorten

Censurar – to censor, censure

Cepillar – to brush

Cercar – to enclose

Cerrar – to close, obstruct

Certificar – to certify

Chafar – to flatten; to mess up

Charlar – to chat

Chispear – to drizzle; to throw sparks

Chistar – to speak

Chocar – to shock, startle; to collide with

Chupar – to suck; to sap

Circular – to circulate

Citar – to make an appointment

Civilizar – to civilize

Clamar – to clamor

Clarear – to brighten; to clarify

Clarificar – to clarify, illuminate

Clasificar – to classify

Cobrar – to recover; to charge; to collect

Cocer – to cook, bake

Cocinar – to cook

Coger – to catch, grasp, gather

Coleccionar – to collect

Colegir – to gather

Colgar – to hang; to attribute

Colocar – to position, arrange

Colonizar – to colonize

Colorar – to color

Comandar – to command

Combatir – to combat

Combinar – to combine; to match, coordinate

Comentar – to comment on

Comenzar – to begin, to commence

Comer – to eat

Cometer – to commit

Comisionar – to commission

Comparar – to compare

Compartir – to share; to divide up

Compensar – to compensate

Competir – to compete

Completar – to complete

Complicar – to complicate; to involve

Componer – to compose

Comprar – to buy

Comprender – to understand

Comprimir – compress; to control

Comprobar – to verify; to prove

Comprometer – to compromise

Comulgar – to take communion; to agree

Comunicar – to communicate; to connect

Concebir – to conceive, imagine

Conceder – to concede; to bestow

Concentrar – to concentrate

Concernir – to concern

Concertar – to coordinate; to agree to

Conciliar – to reconcile

Concluir – to conclude

Concretar – to specify, make concrete

Condenar – to condemn

Conducir – to lead, drive, conduct

Conectar – to connect

Conferir – to confer, give

Confesar – to admit, confess

Confiar – to confice, trust

Confirmar – to confirm

Confluir – to meet, join

Conformar – to conform

Confundir – to confound, confuse; to lose

Conmover – to move

Conocer – to know; to meet

Conseguir – to get, obtain, manage

Consentir – to consent; to bear

Conservar – to conserve, save

Considerar – to consider

Consistir – to consist (of)

Consolar – to console

Conspirar – to conspire

Constar – to be clear, obvious

Constituir – to constitute

Construir – to build, construct

Consultar – to consult

Consumir – to consume; to wear away

Contaminar – to contaminate

Contar – to count; to bear in mind; to tell

Contemplar – to contemplate; to treat well

Contener – to contain

Contentar – to satisfy

Contestar – to answer, reply

Continuar – to continue

Contraer – to contract

Contraponer – to compare, counter with

Contrastar – to resist; to contrast

Contratar – to negotiate for; to hire

Contravenir – to contravene

Contribuir – to contribute

Controlar – to control; to supervise

Convalecer – to convalesce, recover

Convencer – to convince

Convenir – to agree; to suit

Conversar – to converse

Convertir – to convert

Convocar – to convoke, summon

Cooperar – to cooperate

Copiar – to copy

Corregir – to correct; to reprimand, punish

Correr – to run

Corresponder – to correspond, tally; to be suitable

Corromper – to corrupt, spoil

Cortar – to cut

Cosquillear – to tickle

Costar – to cost

Crear – to create

Crecer – to grow

Creer – to believe

Criar – to feed; to grow, raise

Criticar – to criticize

Cruzar – to cross, intersect

Cubrir – to cover

Cuestionar – to question, dispute

Cuidar – to care for, look after

Culpar – to blame

Cultivar – to cultivate

Cumplir – to fulfill, comply with; to end, expire

Curar – to cure

D

Danzar – to dance; (inf) to meddle

Dar (to give) – Verb Tables

Deber – should, must, to have to; to owe

Debutar – to debut

Decantar – to decant; to deposit sediment

Decender – to descend

Decidir – to decide

Decir (to say, to tell) – Verb Tables

Declamar – to declaim, recite

Declarar – to declare

Decorar – to decorate; to memorize

Dedicar – to dedicate

Deducir – to deduce; to deduct

Defender – to defend, protect, uphold

Deferir – to defer, delegate

Definir – to define

Deformar – to deform

Defraudar – to defraud

Dejar – to leave, permit

Delegar – to delegate

Delinquir – to break the law, commit an offense

Demandar – to request; to sue

Demostrar – to show, prove, demonstrate

Denegar – to refuse, reject

Denotar – to denote

Denunciar – to denounce; to report, to indicate

Departir – to talk, converse

Depender – to depend

Deplorar – to deplore

Deponer – to depose; to put down

Deportar – to deport

Depositar – to deposit, store

Depreciar – to depreciate

Deprimir – to depress

Derramar – to spill, scatter

Derribar – to demolish; to knock down

Derrotar – to defeat; to tear

Desafiar – to challenge, defy

Desanimar – to discourage

Desaparecer – to disappear

Desaprender – to forget, unlearn

Desaprobar – to disapprove of; to condemn

Desarrollar – to develop; to unroll

Desatar – to untie, unfasten

Desayunar – to have breakfast

Descalzar – to take off shoes; to undermine

Descaminar – to mislead

Descansar – to rest

Descender – to descend

Descolgar – to take down, unhang

Desconectar – to disconnect

Desconocer – to not know; to disown

Describir – to describe

Descubrir – to discover

Desculpar – to apologize

Desear – to desire

Desenvolver – to unwrap; to unroll

Deshacer – to undo; to destroy

Designar – to designate; to select

Deslizar – to slide, slip

Desmentir – to deny, believe

Desobedecer – to disobey

Desordenar – to disarrange, make a mess

Desorganizar – to disorganize

Despedir – to say good-bye, dismiss

Despegar – to detach; to take off (airplane)

Despenalizar – to legalize, decriminalize

Despertar – to wake up, awaken

Destrozar – to destroy

Destruir – to destroy, ruin, damage

Desunir – to separate

Desvestir – to undress

Desviar – to deviate, deflect

Detener – to detain, stop

Determinar – to determine; to cause

Detestar – to detest

Devenir – to become

Devolver – to return; to refund

Dibujar – to draw, design

Dictar – to dictate

Digerir – to digest

Dirigir – to direct, address; to manage, run

Discernir – to discern

Disculpar – pardon, forgive

Discutir – to discuss

Diseminar – to disseminate

Disentir – to dissent

Disfrazar – to disguise, conceal

Disfrutar – to enjoy, make use of

Disimular – to hide

Disminuir – to diminish

Disolver – to dissolve

Dispensar – to dispense; to excuse, exempt

Disponer – to dipose of; to arrange, order

Distinguir – to distinguish, discern

Distraer – to distract, divert, amuse

Distribuir – to distribute

Divertir – to amuse, entertain, divert

Dividir – to divide

Divorciar – to divorce

Divulgar – to divulge

Doblar – to double, fold, turn, overtake, pass

Doler – to hurt, ache

Dormir – to sleep

Dotar – to endow

Ducharse – to take a shower

Dudar – to doubt

E

Echar – to throw, emit, eject

Economizar – to save, economize

Edificar – to build, edify

Editar – to publish; to edit

Educar – to educate

Efectuar – to effect

Ejecutar – to perform, execute

Ejercer – to exert

Elaborar – to elaborate; to manufacture

Elegir – to choose, select, elect

Embarazar – to hinder; to make pregnant

Embarcar – to embark

Embeber – to imbibe; to absorb

Emborrachar – to get drunk

Empezar – to begin, commence

Emplear – to employ

Enamorarse – to fall in love

Encabezar – to lead, head

Encantarle – to enchant, bewitch, delight

Encender – to ignite; to turn on; to provoke

Encerrar – to confine, enclose; to comprise

Encoger – to shrink

Encomendar – to entrust

Encontrar – to meet, find, encounter

Endulzar – to sweeten

Enfadar – to anger, annoy, offend

Enfermar – to make or fall ill

Enfriar – to cool

Engolfarse – to get involved

Ennegrecer – to blacken, darken

Enojar – to anger, irritate, vex

Enrollar – to roll up; to jabber; (inf) to turn on

Ensayar – to test, try

Enseñar – to teach, show, train

Ensuciar – to soil, dirty, pollute

Entender – to understand; to intend, mean

Enterrar – to inter, bury

Entrar – to enter

Entregar – to deliver, surrender

Entretener – to entertain, to hold up, delay

Entusiasmar – to enthuse, fill with excitement

Enviar – to send

Envidiar – to envy, covet

Envolver – to wrap, pack, enfold

Equipar – to equip

Equivaler – to be equivalent

Equivocar – to mistake, miss

Erigir – to erect, build

Errar – to err, miss; to wander

Escapar – to escape, elude

Escoger – to choose

Esconder – to hide, conceal

Escribir – to write

Escrutar – to scrutinize; to count votes

Escuchar – to listen (to)

Esculpir – to carve, sculpt

Escurrir – to wring out; to drip; to be slippery

Esforzar – to strengthen, invigorate

Esparcir – to spread, scatter; to amuse, divert

Especificar – to specify

Esperar – to wait, expect, hope

Espiar – to spy on

Esquiar – to ski

Establecer – to establish

Estar (to be) – Verb Tables

Estimar – to estimate, esteem

Estorbar – to hinder, bother

Estornudar – to sneeze

Estrechar – to narrow; to squeeze

Estropear – to damage

Estudiar – to study, consider

Evacuar – to evacuate; to fulfill

Evitar – to avoid

Evocar – to evoke, invoke

Exagerar – to exaggerate

Examinar – to examine; to test

Exceptuar – to except, exclude, exempt

Excitar – to excite, incite

Exclamar – to exclaim

Excluir – to exclude

Excusar – to excuse

Exhalar – to exhale; to emit

Exigir – to demand, require

Existir – to exist

Expedir – to issue; to ship

Explicar – to explain

Explorar – to explore

Exponer – to expose, display

Expresar – to express

Exprimir – to squeeze; to exploit

Extender – to extend; to draw up

Extinguir – to extinguish, exterminate

Extraer – to extract

Extrañar – to find strange, to miss s.o. or s.t

P

Pagar – to pay, repay

Paginar – to paginate, number pages

Palpar – to touch, feel

Palpitar – to palpitate, beat, throb

Parar – to stop

Parecer – to seem, appear, look

Parir – to give birth

Participar – to participate; to notify, inform

Partir – to depart, set out; to divide

Pasar – to pass, give; to happen, spend (time)

Pasear – to stroll; to take for a walk

Patear – to trample, kick

Patinar – to skate; to skid, slip

Pausar – to slow down

Pedir – to ask for, request, order

Pegar – to beat, hit; to glue, adhere

Peinar – to comb

Pelar – to shear, skin, peel

Peligrar – to be in danger

Penar – to penalize, punish; to suffer

Penetrar – to penetrate

Pensar – to think

Percibir – to perceive, sense

Perder – to lose

Perdonar – to pardon, forgive, excuse

Perdurar – to last

Perecer – to perish

Perfilar – to outline, shape; to streamline

Perfumar – to perfume

Perjudicar – to harm, prejudice

Perjurar – to perjure

Permanecer – to stay, remain

Permitir – to permit, allow

Permutar – to exchange

Perseguir – to pursue, persecute

Persistir – to persist

Personalizar – to personalize

Personificar – to personify

Persuadir – to persuade

Pertenecer – to pertain

Pervertir – to pervert

Pesar – to weigh; to distress

Pescar – to fish, catch

Picar – to pierce, prick; to sting

Pilotar – to pilot; to drive, steer

Pintar – to paint

Pisar – to tread, step, walk (on)

Plagar – to plague

Planchar – to iron

Planear – to plan; to hover

Plantar – to plant; to erect, set up

Plantear – to implant; to plan, to cause (problems)

Platicar – to talk, chat

Poder (can, may, to be able) – Verb Tables

Poner – to put; to switch

Portarse – to behave

Posar – to put down, place; to pose

Poseer – to possess, own

Posponer – to postpone; to place after

Potenciar – to favor; to promote, develop, improve

Practicar – to practice; to perform, carry out

Preceder – to precede, have priority

Precisar – to need; to pinpoint, specify

Predecir – to predict

Predicar – to preach

Predisponer – to predispose, prejudice, bias

Predominar – to dominate, predominate

Preferir – to prefer

Preguntar – to ask, inquire

Prender – to catch, attach

Preocuparse – to worry, preoccupy

Preparar – to prepare, train

Preponer – to place before

Prescribir – to prescribe

Presentar – to present, introduce

Presentir – to have a premonition; to feel, be aware

Preservar – to preserve, protect

Prestar – to loan, lend

Presuponer – to presuppose, assume

Pretender – to try to; to claim

Prevalecer – to prevail, thrive

Prevenir – to prevent; to warn; to prepare

Prever – to foresee, anticipate

Principiar – to begin

Privar – to deprive; to forbid; to delight

Probar – to test, try; to prove

Proceder – to proceed

Proclamar – to proclaim

Procurar – to procure; to try to

Producir – to produce; to cause

Proferir – to utter

Progresar – to progress

Prohibir – to forbid, prohibit

Prometer – to promise

Promover – to promote

Promulgar – to promulgate

Pronunciar – to pronounce

Propagar – to propogate, disseminate

Proponer – to propose, suggest

Proporcionar – to supply; to adjust

Proscribir – to prohibit, proscribe

Proseguir – to continue, proceed with

Prosperar – to prosper

Proteger – to protect

Protestar – to protest

Proveer – to provide

Provenir – to come from, stem from

Provocar – to provoke; to tempt; to bring about

Publicar – to publish, publicize

Pulir – to polish

Pulsar – to press, click (mouse); to pulsate

Puntar – to score points

Puntuar – to punctuate; to assess

Purgar – to purge, purify

R

Racionar – to ration

Rajar – to split, crack, slice; to chatter

Rascar – to scrape, rasp, scratch

Rasgar – to tear

Raspar – to scrape, rasp

Rastrear – to dredge, trawl; to track, trail

Rastrillar – to rake

Ratificar – to ratify

Razonar – to reason; to itemize

Reaccionar – to react

Realizar – to make real, realize

Reanimar – to revive, stimulate

Reanudar – to resume

Reaparecer – to reappear, return

Rearmar – to rearm

Reasumir – to resume, reassume

Rebajar – to lower, reduce; to humble, disparage

Rebasar – to surpass, exceed

Rebatir – to repel, parry, reject

Rebotar – to bounce, rebound

Recalentar – to reheat, overheat

Recapitular – to recapitulate, summarize

Recargar – to overload; to increase tax

Recelar – to suspect

Recetar – to prescribe

Rechazar – to repel, reject

Recibir – to receive; to greet, entertain

Recitar – to recite

Reclamar – to demand, claim; to protest

Recobrar – to recover, retrieve

Recoger – to gather, pick up

Recomendar – to recommend

Recomenzar – to begin again, recommence

Recomponer – to mend, repair; (inf) to dress up

Reconcentrar – to make more concentrated, bring together

Reconocer – to recognize, identify, acknowledge

Reconstituir – to reconstitute

Reconstruir – to rebuild

Recontar – to recount, count again; retell

Reconvenir – to reprimand

Recordar – to remember, remind

Recorrer – to traverse, go over/through

Recortar – to cut off, trim

Rectificar – to rectify

Recubrir – to cover, coat

Recular – to recoil, retreat

Recuperar – to recuperate, recover, reclaim

Reducir – to reduce

Reeditar – to reissue, reprint

Reelegir – to re-elect

Referir – to tell, refer

Reflejar – to reflect

Reformar – reform

Regalar – to present, give; to treat well

Regar – to water, irrigate

Regir – to rule, govern, prevail

Registrar – to register, record; to search

Regresar – to return, come/go back

Regular – to regulate

Rehacer – to redo

Reír – to laugh

Relajar – to relax

Releer – to reread

Relevar – to relieve; to emboss

Rellenar – to refill, stuff

Relumbrar – to glare, shine brightly

Remarcar – to observe, remark; to emphasize

Remediar – to remedy, repair; to prevent

Remeter – to put back

Remitir – to send, remit

Remontar – to mend; to surmount

Remorder – to grieve

Remover – to remove; to dig/stir up

Renacer – to be reborn; to revive

Rendir – to produce, yield; to defeat; to exhaust

Reñir – to quarrel; to scold

Renovar – to renovate, renew

Renunciar – to renounce

Reorganizar – to reorganize

Reparar – to repair; to notice

Repartir – to distribute, divide

Repasar – to pass again; to sew; to check, revise

Repeler – to repel

Repentizar – to ad-lib, to improve, to sight-read

Repetir – to repeat

Repintar – to repaint

Replantar – to replant

Replicar – to retort, rejoin, answer back

Reponer – to replace

Reposar – to repose; to let one’s stomach settle

Repreguntar – to cross-examine

Represar – to repress; to restrain; to recapture

Representar – to represent, depict; to perform, act

Reprimir – to repress

Reprochar – to reproach

Reproducir – to reproduce

Repudiar – to repudiate, disown

Repulsar – to repulse, refuse

Requebrar – to flatter, compliment

Requerir – to require; to request

Resaltar – to stick out, project; to bounce

Resbalar – to slip, skid

Resentirse – to resent; to suffer from

Reservar – to reserve; to conceal

Resfriar – to cool

Residir – to reside

Resistir – to resist; to withstand, endure

Resolver – to solve, resolve

Resonar – to echo, resonate

Respectar – to concern, relate to

Respirar – to breathe

Responder – to respond, answer

Restar – to take away, deduct; to remain

Restituir – to return, give back; to restore

Resucitar – to resuscitate, revive

Resultar – to be; to result, ensue, amount to

Resumir – to summarize; to abridge

Resurgir – to reappear; to recover

Retar – to challenge, defy

Retardar – to delay, retard

Retener – to retain, hold back

Retirar – to retire; to withdraw

Retorcer – to twist

Retractar – to retract

Retraer – to bring back; to dissuade

Retransmitir – to relay; to retransmit

Retrasar – to delay, postpone

Retratar – to portray

Reunir – to reunite, gather, combine

Revelar – to reveal, disclose

Revender – to resell

Reventar – to burst, explode, pop

Revertir – to revert

Revisar – to revise; to check over

Revivir – to revive; to relive

Revocar – to revoke; to dissuade

Revolotear – to flutter

Revolver – to stir through, disturb

Rezar – to pray, read, say

Rezumar – to ooze, leak

Ridiculizar – to ridicule

Rimar – to rhyme

Rizar – to curl, ripple

Robar – to rob, steal; to kidnap

Rociar – to spray, douse, sprinkle

Rodar – to roll, wheel; to travel; to race

Rodear – to surround; to detour

Rogar – to plead, beg, pray

Romper – to break, tear

Roncar – to snore; to threaten

Rozar – to rub, chafe; to border on

Rumiar – to chew; to ruminate

S

Saber (to know; to find out) – Verb Tables

Saborear – to savor; to taste; to flavor

Sacar – to take out; to produce, make

Saciar – to satiate, sate

Sacudir – to shake, tug; beat

Salar – to salt

Salir – to leave, go out

Salivar – to salivate

Salpicar – to sprinkle, splash, scatter

Saltar – to jump, leap, skip

Saltear – to rob, assault

Saludar – to greet, salute

Salvar – to save, salvage

Sanar – to heal, cure, recover

Sangrar – to bleed; to drain

Santiguar – to bless, make the sign of the cross

Satirizar – to satirize

Satisfacer – to satisfy

Saturar – to saturate

Sazonar – to season; to ripen

Secar – to dry; to annoy, bore

Secretar – to secrete

Secuestrar – to kidnap

Seducir – to seduce, charm; to bribe

Segar – to harvest

Segregar – to segregate

Seguir – to follow, continue; to chase

Sembrar – to sow, spread

Señalar – to signal, show, indicate

Sensibilizar – to sensitize, make aware

Sentar – to sit, place; to suit, fit

Sentir – to feel, sense; to regret

Separar – to separate

Ser (to be) – Verb Tables

Serrar – to saw

Servir – to serve

Signar – to signal, show, indicate

Significar – to mean, signify

Silenciar – to silence

Simbolizar – to symbolize

Simpatizar – to get along

Simplificar – simplify

Simular – to simulate

Situar – to put, place; to locate; to invest

Sobar – to handle, touch

Sobornar – to bribe

Sobrar – to exceed; to remain

Sobrecoger – to startle, scare

Sobreponer – to superimpose; to favor

Sobrevivir – to survive

Socializar – to socialize

Socorrer – to help, succor

Sofocar – to suffocate

Soler – to be used to

Solicitar – to solicit

Solidificar – to solidify

Sollozar – to sob

Soltar – to release

Solventar – to settle, resolve

Sombrear – to shade

Someter – to conquer; to submit

Sonar – to sound, ring

Soñar – to dream

Sonreír – to smile

Soplar – to blow (off, away); to inspire; to prompt

Soportar – to support

Sorber – to sip; to absorb

Sorprender – to surprise

Sospechar – to suspect

Sostener – to support, maintain, sustain

Subdividir – to subdivide

Subestimar – to underestimate

Subir – to go up, climb; to raise, lift

Sublimar – to exalt, praise

Subrayar – to underline, emphasize

Subsanar – to overlook; to repair

Subsidiar – to subsidize

Subsistir – to subsist, survive

Subvenir – to meet, defray

Subvertir – to subvert, undermine

Subyugar – subjugate

Succionar – to suck

Suceder – to happen, succeed

Sudar – to sweat

Sufrir – to suffer, endure

Sugerir – to suggest

Sugestionar – to influence

Sujetar – to subdue, seize

Sumar – to add, total; to collect

Sumergir – to immerse, submerge

Sumir – to sink, plunge

Superar – to surpass, overcome

Superponer – to superimpose

Supervisar – to supervise

Suplantar – to supplant; to impersonate

Suplicar – to beg, implore

Suponer – to suppose, assume

Suprimir – to suppress, eliminate

Surgir – to emerge, surge

Suscribir – to agree to, sign, subscribe

Suspender – to hang, suspend

Suspirar – to sigh

Sustituir – to substitute

Sustraer – to subtract, deduct

Susurrar – to whisper

T

Tachar – to erase; to correct; to criticize

Tapar – to cover, conceal

Tapiar – to wall in, block

Tardar – to delay, be late, take a long time

Tejar – to tile

Telefonear – to telephone

Temblar – to tremble

Temer – to fear, dread

Tender – to extend, stretch; to tend (to)

Tener (to have) – Verb Tables

Teñir – to dye

Tentar – to try, to tempt, to touch

Teorizar – to theorize

Terminar – to finish, end, terminate

Testar – to test; to make a will

Testificar – to attest, testify

Timar – to swindle, steal

Timbrar – to stamp; to postmark

Tipificar – to typify, characterize

Tirar – to pull; to throw

Titular – to title, entitle

Tocar – to touch, play an instrument

Tolerar – to tolerate

Tomar – to take, eat, drink

Torcer – to twist; to influence

Tornar – to return, give back; to change

Torturar – to torture

Toser – to cough

Tostar – to toast, tan

Trabajar – to work

Traducir – to translate; to express

Traer – to bring

Traficar – to traffic, trade, deal in

Tragar – to swallow

Tranquilizar – to calm, reassure

Transcribir – to transcribe, transliterate

Transferir – to transfer; to postpone

Transformar – to transform

Transmitir – to transmit, broadcast

Transparentar – to reveal; to be transparent

Transpirar – to perspire; to transpire

Transponer – to transpose; to transplant

Transportar – to transport

Tratar – to treat, handle; to deal with

Trazar – to draw, trace

Trenzar – to braid, plait

Triunfar – to triumph

Tropezar – to stumble; to run into someone

Trotar – to trot, travel around

Tumbar – to knock down; to fall down

Tutear – to use tú (familiar “you”), to be informal

V

Vacar – to become vacant; to idle; to devote o.s. to; to lack

Vaciar – to empty

Vacilar – to wobble, waver, vacillate

Vacunar – to vaccinate; to prepare, inure

Vagabundear – to wander, roam

Vagar – to wander, prowl, loiter

Valer – to protect; to cost, be worth

Validar – to validate

Valorar – to value, assess

Valorizar – to value, appraise

Vaporizar – to vaporize

Variar – to vary

Vaticinar – to prophesy

Vedar – to prohibit, forbid

Vegetar – to grow; to vegetate, stagnate

Velar – to stay awake, guard, watch over

Vencer – to defeat, overcome; to win

Vendar – to bandage

Vender – to sell

Vengar – to avenge

Venir (to come; to happen) – Verb Tables

Ventilar – to ventilate, air; to reveal

Ver (to see) – Verb Tables

Verificar – to verify

Versar – to turn, to discuss

Versificar – to versify, put into verse

Versionar – to translate, adapt

Verter – to pour

Vestir – to dress, wear

Viajar – to travel

Vibrar – to vibrate

Viciar – to corrupt, vitiate

Vigilar – to watch over, guard, be vigilant

Vindicar – to avenge, vindicate

Violar – to violate; to rape

Virar – to turn; to change one’s opinion

Visitar – to visit

Vislumbrar – to glimpse

Visualizar – to visualize; to display

Vivir – to live

Vocalizar – to vocalize; to hum

Vociferar – to shout, vociferate; to boast

Volar – to fly; to blow up

Voltear – to turn over, around; roll over

Volver – to return; to turn over/around

Vomitar – to vomit

Votar – to vote, vow

Vulgarizar – to popularize, spread knowledge of

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