Every tense, conjugated

encallar

to run aground; to become stuck

encallecer

to harden, toughen up

encallejonar

to drive through an alley

encalmar

to calm down

encalzar

to chase; to give chase to; to dog

encamar

to lay; to confine to a bed

encaminar

to direct, to guide; to put on the right track

encandilar

to dazzle

encanecer

to grey, go grey; to grow old

encanijar

to weaken; to make all skin and bones

encantar

to charm, to enchant; to please, to delight

encaperuzar

to put up a hood

encapotar

to put on a cloak; to cloud over

encapricharse

to take a liking (to)

Not available for this verb.

encapsular

to encapsulate

encapuchar

to cover with a hood

encapuzar

to hood; to put a hood on

encaramar

to raise, lift, elevate; to extol; to worship

encarar

to confront, to face; to aim

encarcelar

to imprison, incarcerate

encarecer

to raise the price of; to urge

encargar

to entrust; to order (goods)

encariñar

to cause to grow fond of; to get attached to, to grow fond of, to become fond of (usually accompanied by con)

encarnar

to embody; to play; to incarnate

encarnecer

to put on weight

encarnizar

to enrage, infuriate, make cruel; to get furious

encarrilar

to guide; to put on the rails

encartar

to summon (to court); to tuck into (a publication)

encasillar

to categorize; to classify, pigeonhole; typecast

encasquetar

to pull on (a hat); to give (a hit)

encasquillar

to shoe (fit a horseshoe on); to frame (incriminate)

encastar

to crossbreed (cattle) to improve its cast

encastillar

to fortify with castles; to hide or lock oneself up in a castle

encastrar

to fit, attach

encatusar

alternative form of engatusar

encausar

to prosecute, sue

encauzar

to channel (a flow of water); to steer in the right direction

encañar

To channel water through tubes or ducts.; To drain humidity from dirt through the use of trellises.

encañonar

to aim; to channel, to guide, to lead

encebar

to feed with barley

enceguecer

to blind

encelar

to reveal; uncover; to make jealous

encenagarse

to get into the mud

Not available for this verb.

encender

to light, ignite; to turn on, switch on, power up

encenizar

to throw ash over

encentar

to begin; to injure, wound

encerar

to wax, polish

encerrar

to lock up, to coop up; to lock away, put away, to imprison, to nail (in a prison or mental hospital)

encespedar

to turf (to cover with grass or sod; to plant (a lawn))

encestar

to score a basket

encetar

synonym of encentar

enchachar

to handcuff; to cuff; to clamp (a car)

enchapar

to veneer

enchapopotar

to pave

encharcar

to sodden; to soak; to drench (to make or become very wet)

enchibolar

to confuse, to puzzle; to confuse oneself

enchicharse

(reflexive of enchichar) to get drunk on chicha; to become angry

Not available for this verb.

enchilar

to add chile (to something); to sting

enchinar

to pave (with pebbles); to curl (hair)

enchiquerar

to corral, to pen