Spanish verbs love to keep you on your toes. One minute you’re comfortably using hablo, the next you’re staring at hablaba or hablaré wondering where the stem went. This reference gathers roughly 1,270 verb forms so you can stop flipping between apps and actually see the patterns.
Each entry pairs a clear meaning with a real-world example that shows the verb in action, not a lifeless translation. It’s a clean reference for general learners-no grammar jargon, just the forms you need for everyday Spanish.
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| Infinitive | Type | Meaning | Example | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| grunir | -ir | to grunt | El cerdo suele grunir por la noche. | |
| guardar | -ar | to keep; to save; to guard | Voy a guardar los libros en la mochila. | |
| guiar | -ar | to guide | Ella sabe guiar al grupo por la ciudad. | |
| gustar | -ar | to like; to please | Me gusta el café por la mañana. | |
| haber | -er | to have; there is/are | Ha habido muchos cambios este año. | |
| habitar | -ar | to inhabit; to live in | Muchas especies habitan en la selva. | |
| habituar | -ar | to accustom; to habituate | Se habituó al ruido de la ciudad. | |
| hablar | -ar | to speak; to talk | Vamos a hablar después de la reunión. | |
| hacer | -er | to do; to make | Tengo que hacer la tarea hoy. | |
| hallar | -ar | to find; to discover | No logro hallar mis llaves. | |
| hartar | -ar | to satiate; to bore; to tire | El ruido me va a hartar. | |
| heder | -er | to stink; to smell bad | La basura empieza a heder. | |
| helar | -ar | to freeze | El agua se hiela en invierno. | e→ie |
| henchir | -ir | to fill | La sala se henchió de humo. | e→i |
| heredar | -ar | to inherit | Ella heredó la casa de su abuela. | |
| herir | -ir | to hurt, to wound | La noticia hirió sus sentimientos. | e→ie |
| hervir | -ir | to boil | El agua hierve a 100 grados Celsius. | e→ie |
| hidratar | -ar | to hydrate | Es importante hidratarse después de hacer ejercicio. | |
| hinchar | -ar | to inflate, to swell | El globo se hinchó con aire. | |
| hipar | -ar | to hiccup | El bebé empezó a hipar después de comer. | |
| holgar | -ar | to rest, to be idle | Hoy holgamos un poco después del trabajo. | o→ue |
| honrar | -ar | to honor | Queremos honrar su memoria. | |
| hospedar | -ar | to host, to lodge | La familia decidió hospedar a los visitantes. | |
| hospitalizar | -ar | to hospitalize | Tuvieron que hospitalizar al paciente de inmediato. | |
| huir | -ir | to flee | Huye de los problemas. | u→ue in some forms |
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