Spanish/Verbs List

__NOTOC__ Spanish/Verbs A Abrazar (to hug) Abrir (to open) abro abras abra Acabar (to finish) Acabar de (to have just) Acordar (to agree upon) Acompañar (to accompany) Acostarse (to go to bed) Afeitarse (to shave oneself) ref. Ahorrar (to save money) Almorzar (to eat lunch) Alquilar (to rent) Amar (to love) - typical 1st conjugation verb Añadir (to add) Andar (to walk, to go, to ride) Aparecer (to appear) Apagar (to turn off) Aplanar (to throw out) Aplastar (to flatten) Aprender (to learn) Aprobar (to approve, to pass) Arrastrarse (to crawl, to drag oneself) ref. Arreglar (to fix) Atacar (to attack) Asistir (to attend) Asustar (to frighten) Aumentar (to increase) Ayudar (to help) B Bailar (to dance) Bañarse (to bathe) ref. Barrer (to sweep) Batir (to whisk) Beber (to drink) Besar (to kiss) Borrar (to erase) Bromear (to joke) Bucear (to dive) Burlarse (to make fun of) ref. Buscar (to look for) C Calentar (to heat) Calificar (to grade) Caminar (to walk) Cansarse (to tire) ref. Cantar (to sing) Casarse (to marry) ref. Cazar (to hunt) Cebar (to feed, to fatten) animals Celebrar (to celebrate) Cenar (to dine, to have supper) Cepillar(se) (to brush) can be ref. Cerrar (to close) Charlar (to chat) Chupar (to suck) Cocinar (to cook) Coger (to catch) Comer (to eat, esp. to eat lunch) Comprar (to purchase, to buy) Comprender (to comprehend, to understand) Conducir (to drive) Conocer (to know, to meet) Contar (to relate) Contestar (to answer, to reply) Correr (to run) Cortar (to cut) Costar (to cost) (ue) Crear (to create) Creer (to believe) Cuajar (to curdle) Cubrir (to cover) Cumplir (to fulfill) D Dar (to give) Deber (to owe, should) Decidir (to decide) Decir (to say, to tell) Dejar (to leave) Desayunar (to eat breakfast) Descansar (to rest) Desear (to desire, to wish) Deshacer (to undo) Despedir (to fire) Despedirse (to say goodbye) Despertarse (to wake up) - Irregular: e -> ie Destruir (to destroy) Detener (to stop) Dirigir (to lead, to guide) Disculparse (to excuse oneself) Discutir (to argue) Distinguir (to distinguish) Divertirse (to have fun) - Irregular: e -> ie Doler (to hurt) Dormir (to sleep, go to sleep) - Irregular: o → ue Duchar(se) (to shower (oneself)) - Can be ref. E Echar (to deal (cards)) Elegir (to choose, to elect) Empeorar (to worsen) Empezar (to begin) Empujar (to push) Enamorarse (to fall in love) Encantar (to be delighted about) - gustar-type verb Encender (to light) Enfermar (to get sick) Enojarse (to be angry) Enseñar (to teach) Entender (to understand) Entrar (to enter) Escuchar (to listen) Escribir (to write) Esperar (to wait, to hope) Esquiar (to ski) Estar (to be) Estudiar (to study) Exportar (to export) F Fastidiar (to annoy, to tease) Felicitar (to congratulate) Fingir (to pretend, to fake) Firmar (to sign) Flipar (to be crazy about) - gustar-type verb Freir (to fry) Fusilar (to execute by firing squad) G Ganar (to win, to earn) Gastar (to spend, to use up) Gritar (to shout) Guiar (to lead, to guide) Gustar (to be pleasing) -equivalent to the english "to like" H ../Haber/ (to have [helper verb]) Hablar (to talk) Hacer (to make, to do) Hacer calor (to be hot) Hallar (to find) Helar (to freeze) Herir (to injure) Hinchar (to anger) Huir (to flee) Hundir (to sink) I Insultar (to insult) ../Ir/ (to go) Irse (to go [away]) reflexive verb Invitar (to invite) Injerir (to inject, insert) J Jalar (to pull) Jugar (to play) Jurar (to swear) Juzgar (to judge) L Lastimar (to hurt emotionally) Lavar (to wash) Leer (to read) Llegar a ser (to become) Levantar (to raise) Limpiar (to clean) Llegar (to arrive) Llevar (to bring, to carry) Llorar (to cry) ../Llover/ (to rain) Lograr (to accomplish) Luchar (to fight, to struggle) M Manejar (to drive) Matar (to kill) Mejorar (to get better) Meter (to place inside) Mirar (to look) Mojar (to wet) Molestar (to annoy, to bother) Morir (to die) N Nacer (to be born) Nadar (to swim) Navegar (to navigate) Necesitar (to need) Negar (to deny) Nevar (to snow) O Obtener (to get, to obtain) Odiar (to hate) Ofrecer (to offer) Oír (to hear) Oler (to smell) - Irregular: o -> hue Olvidar (to forget) Operar (to operate) Orar (to pray) P Pagar (to pay) Parecer (to appear) Parecer a (to resemble) Participar (to participate) Partir (to cut, to leave) - typical 3rd conjugation verb Pasar (to pass, to happen) Pasear (to ride, to stroll) Pedir (to ask for) - Irregular Peinarse (to comb oneself) ref. Pelear (to fight) Pensar (to think) Perder (to lose) Perseguir (to chase) Pintar (to paint) Pisar (to step on) Planchar (to iron) Platicar (to chat) Poder (to be able) Poner (to put, to place, to set)Note: The Yo form of poner is "pongo" Practicar (to practice) Preguntar (to ask) Preparar (to prepare) Prestar (to lend) Q Quedarse (to stay) ref. Quejarse (to complain, to grumble) ref. Quemar (to burn) Querer (to want, to like) - Irregular: e -> ie Querer decir (to mean, to signify) Quitar (to take away) R Rasurarse (to shave oneself) Recibir (to receive) Reciclar (to recycle) Recordar (to remember) Recoger (to gather, to pick up) Regalar (to give [as a gift]) Regresar (to return) Reír (to laugh) Repartir (to distribute) Resistir (to bear) Rogar (to pray, to beg) Romper (to rip, to break) S Saber (to know) Sacar (to take out) Salir (to leave, to go out) Saludar (to greet) Secar (to dry) Seguir (to follow) Sentarse (to sit) Sentir (to feel) Ser (to be) Significar (to mean, to signify) Sonar (to ring) Sonreír (to smile) Sonrojarse (to blush) Soñar (to dream) Soportar (to bear) Subir (to go up, to get on) T Temer (to fear) - typical 2nd conjugation verb Tener (to have, to own)e --> ie except for yo, which is "tengo" Tener razón (to be right) Tentar (to touch) Terminar (to finish, to end) Tirar (to throw, to shoot) Tocar (to touch, to play an instrument) Tomar (to take, to drink) Trabajar (to work) Traducir (to translate) Tragar(se) (to swallow) Traer (to bring) U Usar (to use) Utilizar (to use) V Vencer (to conquer, to defeat) Vender (to sell) Venir (to come) Ver (to see) Viajar (to travel) Visitar (to visit) Vivir (to live) Volver (to return) Y Yacer (to lie) Z Zafar (to untie) Zanjar (to resolve) Spanish/Verbs External links The Big Red Book of Spanish Verbs 501 Spanish Verbs Fully Conjugated Spanish VerbList They call it LazyMood. Good online reference.