Every tense, conjugated

atangayarse

to get tired, disheartened

Not available for this verb.

atar

to tie, tie up, tie down, to tether (secure (something) by rope or the like); to constrain, limit (prevent or remove movement, leave (someone or something) without freedom of movement or ability to act)

atarantar

to daze; to become dazed

atarazar

to bite

atardecer

to draw towards evening, to grow late, to get dark

atarear

to task; to devote oneself to a task or occupation

atarragar

to wolf down; to hit with a hammer

atarugar

to peg down, nail down; to block up; hole up

atascar

to jam, obstruct; to get stuck

ataucar

to pile up

ataviar

to dress; to adorn

atañer

to correspond, to concern, to have to do with

atemorizar

to scare, frighten

atemperar

to temper (to moderate or control)

atenacear

to rip out with pincers; alternative form of atenazar

atenazar

to hold in place (especially by means of a clamp, vice, etc.); to grip, paralyse (especially with fear)

atender

to pay attention to (something); to attend to (something); to care for (someone, especially the ill)

atener

to maintain, to keep (a tradition, etc.); to stand by, to stick to, to abide by

atenerse a las consecuencias

to face the music

Not available for this verb.

atentar

to commit a violent or criminal attack, to strike

atenuar

to attenuate

aterir

to numb with cold

aterrar

to bring down, to ground; to cover with earth, soil, sand, etc.

aterrazar

to terrace

aterrizar

to land (e.g. an airplane); to come back to reality, to stop dreaming

aterrorizar

to terrify

atesar

synonym of tesar; obsolete form of atiesar

atesorar

to hoard; to treasure

atestar

to pack

atestiguar

to attest, to testify

atezar

to tan

atibar

to backfill

atibiar

archaic form of entibiar

atiborrar

to crowd; to stuff

atiesar

to tighten

atildar

to clean up, to tidy; to place a tilde over

atinar

to be accurate; hit the target; get (something) right; to meet, cross paths (with)

atiparse

to stuff oneself

Not available for this verb.

atipujarse

to eat (something) rapidly; to fill oneself up with (something); to fill up

Not available for this verb.

atirantar

to tighten

atisbar

to spy on; to watch, observe

atizar

to stir, fan, poke, rouse, stoke; to gorge oneself on; to fill up with

atoar

to tow

atollar

to hit; whack; to get stuck

atolondrar

to fluster, to confuse

atomizar

to atomize (to separate or reduce into atoms); to atomize, to spray

atontar

to stupefy

atorar

to clog, clog up; to get stuck

atorgar

obsolete form of otorgar

atormentar

to torment

atornillar

to screw

atorrar

to sleep

atortar

to sit comfortably; to flunk, fail (a student)

atortolar

to dazzle; to confound; to fall head over heels in love

atosigar

to pester, harass

atrabajar

to tire out someone with work

atracar

to berth, moor; to assault in order to rob

atraer

to attract, to lure

atragantar

to choke

atraillar

to leash