Every tense, conjugated

interfoliar

to interleave

intergradar

to intergrade

interiorizar

to internalize, take to heart, embrace

interlocutar

to contact; communicate

intermediar

to intermediate

intermezclar

to intermix, intermingle

internacionalizar

to internationalize

internalizar

to internalize; to insource (the obtaining of goods or services using existing in-house resources or employees)

internar

to send into (especially the interior of a country or region); to commit or confine inside a place or institution

interoperar

interoperate

interpelar

to question; to address; to speak to (in parliament); to interpellate

interpolar

to interpolate

interponer

to interpose; to file (a lawsuit), lodge (an appeal, a complaint)

interprender

to take by surprise

interpretar

to interpret, explain, decipher; to interpret, translate (orally)

interrelacionar

to interrelate

interrogar

to interrogate

interrumpir

to interrupt, to barge in, to disrupt, to disturb, to intrude, to cut in, to break in, to butt in; to discontinue, suspend

intersecarse

to intersect

Not available for this verb.

interseccionar

to intersect

intersectar

alternative form of intersecar

interserir

intersperse

intervenir

to intervene; to participate

intestar

to fit in; to fit with

intimar

to insist, order, command; to get close, to grow close

intimidar

to intimidate, to frighten; to bully

intitular

to title (give a title to a work)

intoxicar

to intoxicate

intranquilizar

to make uneasy, restless, worry; to disquiet, preoccupy

intributar

to levy a tax (on), to imposse a tax (on).

intricar

alternative form of intrincar

intrigar

to intrigue

intrincar

to confuse, tangle, complicate

introducir

to insert; to bring in; to introduce; to add

intrusar

to intrude, nosey-about, trespass

intubar

to intubate (to insert a tube)

intuir

to intuit (to know intuitively)

inundar

to flood, to inundate

inutilizar

to disable; to make unusable

invadir

to invade

invaginar

to invaginate

invalidar

to invalidate

invenir

to find, discover

inventar

to invent; to feign

inventariar

to inventory

invernar

to hibernate, to winter

invertir

to invest (to spend money, time, or energy on something); to invert

investigar

to investigate, to research

investir

to invest (to ceremonially install someone in some office); to invest (to commit money or effort)

inviabilizar

to render inviable

inviar

obsolete form of enviar

invigilar

to keep watch; to watch over

invisibilizar

to make invisible, to hide

invitar

to invite; to be on, to assume or take responsibility for paying

invocar

to invoke

involucionar

to devolve

involucrar

to involve; to meddle

inyectar

to inject

inyungir

injunct

ionizar

to ionize