Every tense, conjugated

amurillar

to mound soil around the roots.

amurrarse

to become sad, to get upset

Not available for this verb.

amusgar

to throw back (one's ears); to narrow (one's eyes)

anadear

to waddle

analfabetizar

to make people illiterate, unknowledgeable, uneducated, uncultured, ignorant, unlettered

analizar

to analyze (to subject to analysis)

anarquizar

to make anarchic

anastomosarse

to anastomose

Not available for this verb.

anatematizar

to anathematize; to curse

anatemizar

synonym of anatematizar (“to anathematize, to curse”)

anchar

to expand

anclar

to drop anchor; to anchor (to connect to a fixed point)

ancorar

to anchor (secure with an anchor)

andaluzar

to turn more Andalusian

andamiar

to scaffold

andar

to walk, to go; to amble, to travel

aneblar

to cover with mist or dew; to darken, to cloud over

anegar

to inundate, to flood; to drown

anestesiar

to anesthetize

anexar

to annex, attach

anexionar

to annex

anglicanizar

to Anglicanize

anglificar

to anglicize

angostar

to narrow

angustiar

to anguish, distress; to become anxious

anhelar

to long for, to yearn, to yearn for, to long, to desire, to hanker; to crave

anidar

to nest; to shelter, take in

anihilar

alternative form of aniquilar

anillar

to ring (put a ring on e.g. an animal); to put into a ring shape

animalizar

to animalize (represent in the form of an animal)

animar

to inspire; to encourage

aniquilar

to annihilate, reduce to nothing

anisar

to add anise or an alcoholic beverage made with it to something

aniñar

to cause to be childlike; to be childlike

anochecer

to become night, to get dark; to be somewhere by dark

anodizar

to anodize

anonadar

to stun, to astonish

anonimizar

to anonymise (to render anonymous)

anotar

to annotate; to score

anoticiar

to give news of; to announce; to break the news

anquilosar

to ankylose; to paralyze

ansiar

to wish, long for

antagonizar

to antagonize

anteceder

to antecede, to precede

antecoger

to catch (someone) by pushing them forward

antedatar

to antedate

antedecir

to foretell

antepagar

to pay beforehand

antepasar

to precede

anteponer

to put or place in front of; to prefer

antevenir

to precede

antever

to foresee

anticipar

to bring forward; to advance; to occur/act earlier than expected, planned, etc.; to act in advance

anticuar

to antiquate; to become old-fashioned

antiguar

to antiquate; to acquire seniority

antojar

to fancy, would like; to seem

antologar

synonym of antologizar

antologizar

to anthologize (to compile in an anthology)

antropizar

to anthropize

antropomorfizar

to anthropomorphise (to attribute human qualities)