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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| surgir | -ir | to arise, emerge, spring up | De esa discusión surgió una buena idea. | u>ue |
| suscribir | -ir | to subscribe; to sign | Yo suscribo el acuerdo. | |
| suspender | -er | to suspend; to fail | El profesor va a suspender el examen. | |
| suspirar | -ar | to sigh | Ella suspira al escuchar la noticia. | |
| sustituir | -ir | to replace; to substitute | Vamos a sustituir la pieza rota. | u->ú |
| sustraer | -er | to subtract; to steal | Hay que sustraer dos del total. | |
| susurrar | -ar | to whisper | Los niños susurran en la biblioteca. | |
| tachar | -ar | to cross out; to strike out | Tacha la palabra incorrecta. | |
| tapar | -ar | to cover; to cap | Tapa la olla para que no se enfríe. | |
| tapiar | -ar | to wall up; to board up | Van a tapiar la ventana vieja. | |
| tardar | -ar | to take time; to be late | No tardes tanto. | |
| tejar | -ar | to tile; to make roof tiles | Los artesanos tejan el techo con cuidado. | |
| telefonear | -ar | to telephone; to call | Voy a telefonear a mi madre. | |
| temblar | -ar | to tremble | El suelo empezó a temblar durante el terremoto. | e>ie |
| temer | -er | to fear | No debes temer al fracaso. | |
| tender | -er | to tend; to stretch out | Ella tiende la ropa al sol. | e>ie |
| tener | -er | to have | Tengo una reunión a las tres. | e>ie |
| tenir | -ir | to dye; to stain | Van a teñir la tela de azul. | e>i |
| tentar | -ar | to tempt; to entice | La oferta puede tentar a muchos clientes. | |
| teorizar | -ar | to theorize | Los investigadores empezaron a teorizar sobre el origen del fenómeno. | |
| terminar | -ar | to finish | Debo terminar el informe hoy. | |
| testar | -ar | to bequeath; to make a will | El abuelo decidió testar ante el notario. | |
| testificar | -ar | to testify | El testigo va a testificar en el juicio. | |
| timar | -ar | to scam; to swindle | Intentaron timar a los turistas con un falso billete. | |
| timbrar | -ar | to ring; to stamp | El teléfono empezó a timbrar en la oficina. |
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