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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| rozar | -ar | to rub; to brush against | El coche rozó la pared. | |
| rumiar | -ar | to chew cud; to ruminate | Las vacas rumian en el campo. | |
| saber | -er | to know; to taste | No sé la respuesta. | |
| saborear | -ar | to savor; to taste | Saboreó cada bocado del postre. | |
| sacar | -ar | to take out; to remove | Sacó las llaves del bolsillo. | |
| saciar | -ar | to satisfy; to sate | El agua sacia la sed. | |
| sacudir | -ir | to shake; to jolt | Sacudió la alfombra para quitar el polvo. | |
| salar | -ar | to salt; to season with salt | Voy a salar la carne. | |
| salir | -ir | to leave; to go out | Salimos temprano de casa. | e>i |
| salivar | -ar | to salivate | El olor de la comida me hace salivar. | |
| salpicar | -ar | to splash; to spatter | El coche salpicó agua al pasar. | |
| saltar | -ar | to jump; to leap | Los niños saltan en el parque. | |
| saltear | -ar | to sauté; to skip over | Voy a saltear las verduras con ajo. | |
| saludar | -ar | to greet; to say hello | Saludó a todos al entrar. | |
| salvar | -ar | to save; to rescue | Los bomberos salvaron a la familia. | |
| sanar | -ar | to heal; to cure | La herida empezó a sanar. | |
| sangrar | -ar | to bleed | La nariz le empezó a sangrar. | |
| santiguar | -ar | to bless; to make the sign of the cross over | El sacerdote santigua a los fieles al final de la misa. | |
| satirizar | -ar | to satirize | El escritor satiriza la vida política en sus novelas. | |
| satisfacer | -er | to satisfy; to please | Espero que este resultado satisfaga a todos. | e→i |
| saturar | -ar | to saturate | La lluvia intensa saturó el suelo del jardín. | |
| sazonar | -ar | to season; to flavor | Ella sazona la sopa con hierbas frescas. | |
| secar | -ar | to dry | El sol seca la ropa rápidamente. | e→ie |
| secretar | -ar | to secrete; to produce and release | Las glándulas secretan hormonas en el cuerpo. | |
| secuestrar | -ar | to kidnap; to hijack | Los delincuentes secuestraron al empresario. |
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