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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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InfinitiveTypeMeaningExamplePattern
sobreponer-erto place over; to overcomeTuvo que sobreponer su orgullo y pedir ayuda.
sobrevivir-irto surviveLograron sobrevivir al accidente.
socializar-arto socializeMe gusta socializar con mis compañeros después del trabajo.
socorrer-erto help; to assist; to rescueSocorrió a los heridos después del accidente.
sofocar-arto suffocate; to stifle; to smotherEl calor sofocó a los corredores.
soler-erto usually do; to be accustomed toSuelo levantarme temprano.o→ue
solicitar-arto request; to apply forSolicitó una beca para estudiar en el extranjero.
solidificar-arto solidify; to hardenEl frío solidificó la cera rápidamente.
sollozar-arto sob; to weep convulsivelyLa niña empezó a sollozar en silencio.
soltar-arto let go; to release; to loosenNo sueltes la cuerda.
solventar-arto solve; to settle; to cover expensesLa empresa solventó sus deudas.
sombrear-arto shade; to shadowEl árbol sombrea el patio por la tarde.
someter-erto submit; to subject; to subdueEl juez sometió el caso a revisión.
sonar-arto sound; to ringEl teléfono sonó a medianoche.o→ue
sonnar-arto sleep; to dream"Sonnar" no es un infinitivo estándar en español; quizá quisiste decir "soñar".
sonreir-irto smileElla sonríe cuando escucha la noticia.e>ie
soplar-arto blowEl viento sopla fuerte esta noche.
soportar-arto endure; to tolerateNo soporto el ruido de la calle.
sorber-erto sip; to slurpSorbe la sopa con cuidado.
sorprender-erto surpriseLa noticia sorprende a todos.e>ie
sospechar-arto suspectSospecho que algo no va bien.
sostener-erto hold; to supportSostiene el libro con una mano.e>ie
subdividir-irto subdivideVamos a subdividir el terreno en parcelas.
subestimar-arto underestimateNo debes subestimar su experiencia.
subir-irto go up; to uploadVamos a subir la escalera despacio.

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