Every tense, conjugated

ensalmar

to set a broken bone

ensalzar

to hail, extol

ensamblar

to assemble

ensanchar

to widen, expand

ensangrentar

to cover with blood

ensartar

to string, thread (put items on a string); to pierce something with a pointed object

ensayar

to rehearse, to practice, to run lines; to test, to try out, to pilot, to experiment

ensañar

to irritate; to enjoy causing pain or discomfort

ensebar

to grease

ensecar

to dry

enseriar

to make serious; to become serious

enserir

to insert a word, note, text, etc. into a document; to append; to annotate

enseñar

to teach; to show

enseñorear

to dominate; to take over, take possession (of)

ensilar

to ensile

ensillar

to saddle

ensimismar

to become lost in thought; to become engrossed, to lose oneself

ensoberbecer

to cause to be haughty

ensobrar

to put in an envelope

ensogar

to tie up; noose

ensombrecer

to grow dark, darken, shade

ensopar

to soak bread; to drench

ensordecer

to deafen; to go deaf

ensortijar

to curl; to put a ring into

ensoñar

to daydream, dream, fantasise

ensuciar

to dirty, soil, to stain; to foul, to defile

entablar

to initiate, to strike up, to engage in, to enter into, to establish, to open (e.g. a conversation, dialogue, cooperation, collaboration, contact, a connection, a relationship); to file (e.g. a complaint, a lawsuit, a claim, proceedings)

entablillar

to splint

entallar

to tailor, fit

entanar

to settle down, put down roots

entanarse

infinitive of entanar (“to settle down, to put down roots”) combined with se

Not available for this verb.

entapizar

to carpet

entecarse

to be stubborn

Not available for this verb.

entelar

to fabric; to provide with fabric

entender

to understand, to fathom; to hear

entendérselas

to deal with (something); to sort things out

Not available for this verb.

entenebrecer

to darken

enterar

to inform; to find out, to learn, to come to know, to hear

entercarse

to become stubborn

Not available for this verb.

enternecer

to move; to touch (with emotions)

enterrar

to bury; to entomb; to stick (press something with a sharp point into something else)

entesar

to strengthen; to stretch, to tighten

entibiar

to heat up, to warm; to cool down, to lessen (emotions, etc.)

entibiecer

archaic form of entibiar

entiesar

to stiffen

entintar

to ink

entoldar

to cover with an awning or similar structure; to cloud over

entomatar

to cook or serve with tomatoes; to throw a tomato at

entonar

to be in tune; to tune up

entontecer

to make silly

entorchar

to make into a torch; to braid

entornar

to leave ajar; to slightly open

entorpecer

to stupefy, dull, blunt; to make sluggish

entortijar

to curl (hair)

entrabar

to lay down obstacles

entramar

to make a framework for

entrampar

to entrap

entrar

to enter; to come in; to get in; to go in; to get inside; to come on in; to break in

entrañar

to involve, to entail, to contain; to imply, to pose, to give rise, to carry (especially risks, difficulties, responsibilities)

entreabrir

to leave open or ajar