Every tense, conjugated

concluir

to conclude; to overwhelm

concordar

to agree

concretar

to concrete (to change from being abstract to being concrete); to specify (to state explicitly)

concretizar

to concretize, to make real

conculcar

to violate, infringe; to oppress

concurrir

to converge, co-occur; to take part (in)

concursar

to compete

condecir

to accord, correspond, match

condecorar

to decorate, to award

condenar

to condemn

condensar

to condense

condesar

to save (money)

condescender

to comply; acquiesce

condicionar

to condition

condimentar

to condiment, to spice, to spice up

condir

to build, construct, establish

condoler

to feel sorry for; to feel sorry for the pain of others; to sympathise

condonar

to remit; to condone

conducir

to drive; to conduct

conectar

to connect, connect up, link; to plug in, connect

conexionar

to connect

confabularse

to plot, plot together; to connive, conspire, scheme

Not available for this verb.

confeccionar

to make, prepare, fashion, craft

confederar

to confederate

conferenciar

to confer

conferir

bestow (to present a thing as a gift or honour); confer

confesar

to confess, to come clean about; to confess, to come clean

confiar

to reassure; to be certain

confidenciar

to grow old; to reveal; to confide; to tell a secret to

configurar

to form; to configure (to set up or arrange something)

confinar

to confine, to limit, to restrict, to keep within bounds; to lock down, to secure (make people stay locked indoors for their safety)

confirmar

to confirm

confiscar

to confiscate

confitar

to candy; cook in sugar

conflictuar

to cause a conflict

confligir

to conflict with

confluir

to flow together; to converge

conformar

to form, constitute; to conform to (+ con)

confortar

to comfort, console

confraternizar

to fraternise; to consort

confrontar

to confront

confundir

to confuse, to throw off, to baffle, to perplex; to mistake, to confuse, to mix up (misidentify)

congelar

to freeze (to lower something's temperature to the point that it freezes); to freeze, to suspend (an activity, a program)

congeniar

to get along with, to hit it off, to click

congestionar

to congest, to produce congestion in

conglomerar

to conglomerate

congojar

alternative form of acongojar

congraciar

to make (someone) interested (in something); to curry favor, win over, get (somebody) on someone's side; to ingratiate

congratular

to congratulate

congregar

to congregate, to bring together; to congregate, to come together

conhortar

to console; to cheer up; to cheer

conjeturar

to guess; to conjecture

conjugar

to combine; join; to conjugate

conjuntar

to join, bring together

conjurar

to conjure, invoke (ghosts); to conspire

conllevar

to entail, involve, present, go with; to assist someone who is in trouble

conmemorar

to commemorate

conmensurar

to make commensurate or equal

conminar

to threaten

conmocionar

to shock (to cause to be emotionally shocked)