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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
valer-erto be worth; to be validEste billete no vale nada.e>ie
validar-arto validate; to confirmDebes validar tu boleto antes de subir al tren.
valorar-arto value; to assessLa empresa valoró su experiencia profesional.
valorizar-arto increase the value of; to appreciateLa reforma ayudó a valorizar la zona histórica.
vaporizar-arto vaporize; to sprayEl calor puede vaporizar el agua rápidamente.
variar-arto vary; to changeLos precios pueden variar según la temporada.
vaticinar-arto predict; to foretellLos expertos vaticinaron una fuerte tormenta.
vedar-arto forbid; to prohibitLa ley veda el uso de ese producto.
vegetar-arto live idly; to vegetateNo quiere vegetar frente al televisor todo el día.
velar-arto watch over; to stay awakeLos padres velan por la seguridad de sus hijos.e>ie
vencer-erto defeat; to overcomeEl equipo logró vencer al rival en la final.c→zc before a/o
vendar-arto bandageLa enfermera va a vendar la herida.
vender-erto sellQuiero vender mi coche este mes.
vengar-arto avenge; to take revengeEl héroe quiso vengar a su familia.
venir-irto comeMañana van a venir mis primos.e→ie in stressed forms
ventilar-arto ventilate; to air outDebemos ventilar la habitación todos los días.
ver-erto seeNo puedo ver bien sin mis gafas.
verificar-arto verify; to checkNecesitamos verificar los datos antes de publicar.
versar-arto be about; to deal withEl libro versa sobre la historia medieval.
versificar-arto versify; to write in verseEl poeta decidió versificar sus recuerdos.
versionar-arto adapt; to make a version ofLa banda quiere versionar una canción clásica.
verter-erto pour; to spillNo debes verter el aceite en el fregadero.e→ie in stressed forms
vestir-irto dress; to wearMe visto rápido por la mañana.e→i
viajar-arto travelNos gusta viajar en verano.
vibrar-arto vibrateEl teléfono empezó a vibrar.

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