Every tense, conjugated

conmover

to affect, move, touch

conmutar

to exchange substantially; to be commutative

connaturalizar

to make something inherent or natural; to grow used to

connotar

to imply

conocer

to know (a person or a place), to be familiar with, to be acquainted with; to meet

conquerir

to conquer

conquistar

to conquer; to enamor, romantically convince

consagrar

to consecrate; to devote; to dedicate

conseguir

to achieve, succeed in, reach, accomplish, attain; to get, obtain, acquire, find, gain, procure, extract, get to

consejar

obsolete form of aconsejar

consensuar

to reach a consensus on

consentir

to consent; to endure

conservar

to conserve; to preserve, retain.

conservatizar

to conservatize

considerar

to consider, to regard, to see, to look, to view; to deem, to hold

consignar

to consign (to transfer to the custody of); to consign (to send to a final destination)

consistir

to consist of

consolar

to console

consolidar

to consolidate

consonar

to harmonize, to be in harmony; to rhyme with

consorciarse

to form a consortium

Not available for this verb.

conspirar

to conspire

constar

to be or seem evident, clear, obvious; to be written, to be on record

constatar

to verify, confirm

constelar

to constellate

consternar

to consternate, to dismay (to cause consternation)

constipar

to catch a cold, congest; to close one's pores, preventing transpiration

constitucionalizar

to constitutionalize

constituir

to constitute

constreñir

to constrain; to oppress

constringir

obsolete form of constreñir

construir

to build; to construct

consultar

to consult

consumar

to carry out, to commit, to perpetrate; to consummate

consumir

to consume

consustanciarse

to become one

Not available for this verb.

contabilizar

to enter (into a book); to score

contactar

to contact, to reach out to

contagiar

to infect

contaminar

to contaminate; to corrupt

contar

to count; to tally; to tell (a story); narrate

contecer

obsolete form of acontecer

contemplar

to contemplate; to behold

contemporizar

to be compliant

contender

to contend; to contest

contener

to contain; to hold

contentar

to please; to make do, settle

contestar

to reply, retort, answer, respond

contextualizar

to contextualize

contextuar

to validate using text

continuar

to continue, to carry on; to go off on, to go off of (idiomatic)

contlapachear

to cover up; to conspire, to plot

contonear

to swing, sway, shake or shimmy part of the body while walking

contornar

alternative form of contornear

contornear

to contour; outline; to go round

contorsionar

to contort, twist; to contort oneself

contraargumentar

to counterargue

contraatacar

to counter-attack

contrabalancear

to counterbalance

contrabandear

to smuggle