Conjugate verbs

Below you can see some of the most popular popular spanish, swedish, norwegian and english verbs. You can press one of them to get the entire conjugation. If you don't find desired verb in the lists you can simply write the verb in the green search box and hit conjugate.

There are at the moment 2068 spanish, 933 swedish, 1833 norwegian and 2034 english verbs in the database.

Some spanish verbs and their signification

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abalanzar	to balance, attack, rush upon
abalanzarse	to hurl oneself
abalar	to move, shake
abalear	to shoot at, to wound or kill by gunshot
abalizar	to mark with buoys
abanar	to cool with fan
abandonar	to abandon
abanicar	to fan
abaratar	to make cheaper, reduce prices
abarcar	to cover, embrace
abdicar	to abdicate
abducir	to abduct
aberrar	to err, be mistaken
abjurar	to abjure, renounce
ablandecer	to soften
abnegar	to abnegate, forego
abnegarse	to go without, deny onself
abofetar	to slap in the face
abominar	to abominate
abonar	to buy a subscription
abonarse	to subscribe onself
abordar	to board
aborrecer	to abhor, detest
abrigar	to shelter, protect
abrir	to open
abrochar	to button up, fasten
abrogar	to abrogate, revoke, annul
abrumar	to crush, oppress, overwhelm
abrumarse	to get foggy, get misty
absolver	to absolve
absorber	to acquit
abstenerse	to abstain
abstraer	to abstract
aburir	to annoy, bore, vex
aburirse	to be bored, grow tired
abusar	to abuse
acabar	to finish, end, complete
acachetear	to slap in the face
acamar	to flatten, beat down, ley
acaparar	to buy up, hoard
acceder	to accede, agree
acerar	to bring near, place near
acercarse	to approach, draw near
acechar	to watch, spy on
acentuar	to accentuate, mark with an accent
aceptar	to accept
acertar	to hit the mark, succseed in
acoger	to receive hospitably, welcome
acomodar	to accommodate, arrange, hire
acompañar	to accompany, escort
acompasar	to measure
aconsejar	to advise, counsel
acopiar	to classify, collect, gather
acordar	to agree (upon)
acordarse	to remember
acorrer	to run to somones aid, help, assist
acostar	to put to bed
acorstarse	to go to bed, lie down
acostumbrar	to be in the habit of
acrecentar	to increase
acrecer	to augment, increase
activar	to activate
acusar	to accuse
acutar	to act, behave
acumular	to acumulate
adaptar	to adapt
adestrar	to train, instruct, direct
adicionar	to add
administrar	to administrate
admirar	to admire
admitir	to admit, grant, permit
adornar	to adore, worship
adquirir	to acquire, get, obtain
adscribir	to ascribe, asign, attribute
adular	to adulate, flatter
advenir	to arrive, come
advertir	to advise, give notice, give warning
afamar	to make famous
afamarse	to become famous
afanar	to hurry, rob, steal
afear	to deform, make ugly
afectar	to affect
afeitar	to shave
afeitarse	to shave onselfe
afianzar	to fasten
aficionar	to induce a liking for, make keen
aficionarse	to become fond of
afirmar	to affirm, assert
afligir	to afflict, distress
afluir	to flow
afrontar	to confront, to face, to defy
agradar	to please, to be pleaseing
agradecer	to thank, to be thankful for
agraviar	to wrong, to injure, to offend
agriar	to make sour
agrietar	to crack, split
aguachar	to flood, fill with water
aguantar	to bear, endure
aguardar	to expect, wait for
ahogarse	to drown
ahumar	to cure in smoke, fill with smoke
adjustar	to adjust
alambrar	to fence with wire
alanzar	to lance
alardear	to boast, brag, show off
alargar	to lengthen
alarmar	to alarm
alcanzar	to reach, overtake
alegrarse	to be glad, rejoice
alentar	to encourage, inspire
alienar	to alienate
aligerar	to lighten, relieve, speed up
alimentar	to feed, nourish
almacenar	to store
almorzar	to lunch, have lunch
alocar	to make somone crazy
alojar	to lodge, give accomodation to
alzar	to heave, lift, pick up
amar	to love
amplificar	to apmplify, enlarge
añadir	to add
analizar	to analyze
andar	to walk
animar	to open
anotar	to annotate, write notes about
antepagar	to pay in advance
anteponer	to place before, to prefer
anular	to annul, cancel
apaciguar	to pacify, calm, soothe
aparar	to prepare
apretecer	to appear, show up
aplaudir	to applaud
aplicar	to apply
apocar	to lessen, reduce
apoderar	to empower
apostar	to bet, wager, gamle
apoyar	to assist, support
aprehender	to apprehend
aprender	to learn
aprestar	to make ready, prepare
apresurar	to accelerate, hurry
apresurarse	to hurry, rush, hasten
apretar	to grisp, press
apropiar	to appropriate money, adapt
aprovechar	to make use off
aprovecharse	to take advantage
apurar	to purify, exhaust, consume
arar	to plow
argüir	to argue, reason
armar	to arm
arrendar	to lease, let, rent, hire
arrepentirse	to repent for, regret
arrestar	to arrest, detain
arrojar	to fling, hurl, throw
asaltar	to assail, assault
asegurar	to assure, affirm, insure
asentar	to seat, set down
asentir	to assent, agree
asignar	to assign, apportion, give
asir	to seize, grasp
asistir	to assist, attend, be present
asomar	to appear slowly (as through an opening)
asomarse	to lean out, look out (as out of a window)
asombrar	to amaze, astonish
aspirar	to breathe in, inhale
asurarse	to get burned
asustar	to frighten, scare
asustarse	to be frightened, scared
atacar	to attack
atar	to bind, tie
atender	to look after, attend to, pay attention
aterrizar	to land
atreverse	to dare, venture
atravesar	to cross, go through
atribuir	to attribute
atribuirse	to take the honor
atribular	to grieve, afflict, distress
atribularse	to be worried, feel distressed
aumentar	to augment, increase
autorizar	to authorize
avanzar	to advance
avenir	to reconcile
averiguar	to find out, investigate
avisar	to advise, inform, warn, notify
ayudar	to help, aid, assist
ayunar	to fast, go without food

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