Inter-Esperanto Verb List
- aĉeti to buy
- aboni to subscribe
- absorbi to absorb
- adapti to adapt; to fit/fix (eg. a handle to a door)
- adicii to add (numbers)
- admiri to admire
- adori to worship; to adore
- agi to act
- agnoski to acknowledge
- akcepti to accept
- aldoni to add (to give, put, or say something in addition to what was already given, put, or said)
- aligatori to communicate in a third language (neither Esperanto nor one's native language)
- aligi to add; to make someone/something a part/member of
- aliĝi to be added; aliĝi al: to join , belong to e.g. a group
- aliri to advance; to approach; to access
- alporti to bring (something or someone)
- alteriĝi to land
- altigi to elevate, to raise
- altiĝi to rise
- alveni to arrive
- alvoki to invoke; to appeal to (to call on one for aid; to make earnest request)
- amasiĝi to gather (into a mass/crowd)
- ami to love
- aniĝi to become affiliated, to accede, to join/become a member of a group
- anonci to announce, to advertise, to give notice
- anstataŭigi to replace (find a replacement for)
- antaŭeniri to go forward
- antaŭvidi to foresee
- aperi to appear
- apogi to lean; to support, to sustain
- ataki to attack
- atendi to wait; to expect
- atenti to pay attention
- atingi to reach; to attain, achieve
- aŭdi to hear
- aŭskulti to listen
- baki to bake
- batali to fight
- bati to beat
- bedaŭri to regret, to be sorry about
- bezoni to need
- bonigi to make good, to improve
- bruli to burn
- celi to aim; to aim for (something)
- certi to be sure
- ĉagreni to grieve, to annoy, to vex, to worry
- dansi to dance
- daŭrigi to continue
- decidi to decide
- dediĉi to spend (time or money)
- defendi to defend
- deklari to declare
- demandi to ask
- demonstri to demonstrate, to prove
- desegni to draw
- deteriĝi to take off
- determini to determine, to fix
- detrui to destroy, to quash
- deveni to originate, to result, to derive, to come
- devi to have to (must)
- deziri to wish
- diferenci to be different, to differ
- difini to define
- diri to say
- diskuti to discuss
- disputi to dispute; to argue (but not in such an angry way as 'kvereli')
- disvastigi to spread
- disvastiĝi to become spread out/widespread
- dividi to divide, to divide (numbers), to share, to separate
- dolori to hurt, to be sore
- dolorigi to hurt, to cause pain
- doni to give
- dormi to sleep
- drinki to drink (alcohol)
- dubi to doubt
- ekspliki to explain
- ekstari to stand up, to get up, to rise, to stand
- ekzisti to exist
- elekti to choose, to select
- eliri to go out, to exit
- ellerni to master (learn to a high degree of proficiency)
- ellitiĝi to get up (from bed)
- elporti to carry out; to suffer, to put up with, to endure, to bear
- elpreni to remove, to take out
- elŝalti to turn off
- elveni to come out
- elvoki to evoke
- eniri to enter, to go in
- enŝalti to turn on
- enveni to come into, to enter
- esperi to hope
- etendi to extend, to stretch out
- eviti to avoid
- fali to fall
- fari to do; to make
- feki to defecate
- fermi to close
- fetori to stink, to smell bad, to smell, to reek
- fiksi to fix, to secure, to affix, to fasten, to attach
- fini to finish, to end
- firmigi to secure, to affix, to fix, to fasten
- flari to smell (something)
- flugi to fly
- forgesi to forget
- forigi to remove
- foriri to leave, to depart
- frapi to hit, to strike, to smack, to knock
- fumi to smoke
- gajni to win
- gasti to be a guest
- gastigi to host
- grimpi to climb
- gvidi to guide, to head, to lead, to conduct, to direct
- ĝustigi to adjust
- halti to stop
- havi to have
- helpi to help
- instrui to teach
- inspekti to inspect
- intenci to mean, to intend
- interesi to interest
- interesiĝi to become interested; interesiĝi pri: be interested (in something)
- inviti to invite
- iĝi to become
- iri to go
- junti to connect, to join, to fit
- ĵeti to throw
- kalkuli to calculate
- kanti to sing
- kapti to catch
- kaŝi to hide
- kolekti to gather, to pick up, to collect
- komenci to begin, to start
- kompari to compare
- kompreni to understand
- koni to know (of)(to be well acquainted with, to be familiar with)
- konsenti to agree
- konsideri to consider
- konstrui to build
- kontraŭi to oppose
- kosti to cost
- kombi to comb
- konduki to lead, to conduct
- konformi to fit in, to fit, to conform
- konsenti to agree, to consent, to accede
- kovri to cover
- kredi to believe
- krei to create
- kreski to grow
- krii to scream, to cry out, to shout
- krokodili to speak among Esperantists in a language besides Esperanto (especially, one's native language and/or a language not spoken by everyone present)
- kuiri to cook
- kunigi to join, to unite
- kunporti to bring along, to take along (someone or something)
- kunveni to gather, to assemble, to congregate, to meet
- kunvoki to call together, to convene, to convoke
- kuri to run
- kuŝi to lie (ex. on a bed), to recline
- kutimiĝi to get used to, to accustom oneself
- kvereli to quarrel, to wrangle, to argue (in a heated, angry way)
- labori to work; labori kiel: to work (as)
- larmi to shed tears, to weep
- lasi to let, to leave, to release, to allow
- lavi to wash
- lerni to learn
- legi to read
- levi to lift, to raise
- leviĝi to rise, to arise, to lift, to ascend, to go up, to get up
- ligi to tie up, to bind, to tie, to join
- literumi to spell
- loĝi to live, to dwell, to reside
- ludi to play
- malakcepti to reject
- malaltigi to lower, to decrease
- malami to hate
- malaperi to disappear
- malebligi to prevent, to bar, to inhibit
- malfermi to open
- malhelpi to hinder
- malkovri to discover
- malpliigi to decrease
- malsupreniri to go down, to descend, to get off
- malŝalti to switch off, to shut off, to turn off, to stop
- malŝati to dislike
- maltrafi to miss a target; to miss (a bus, train, etc.)
- manĝi to eat
- manifestacii to protest, to demonstrate
- manifesti to manifest
- marŝi to walk; to march
- maŝinskribi to type
- memori to remember
- mensogi to (tell a) lie
- meti to put
- montri to show
- morti to die
- mortigi to kill
- movi to move
- multigi to increase, to multiply (transitive)
- multiĝi to increase, to multiply (intransitive)
- multipliki to multiply (numbers)
- naĝi to swim
- naskiĝi to be born
- neĝi to snow
- nokti to spend the night
- nombri to count
- nomi to call, to name
- nuligi to cancel, to annul, to abrogate, to abolish
- observi to observe
- obteni to get (something)
- oferi to offer
- okazi to occur, to happen, to come about
- ordigi to put in order, to arrange, to tidy
- organizi to organize
- pafi to fire, to shoot
- paki to pack, to wrap up
- palpi to feel, to touch
- pagi to pay
- pardoni to forgive
- paroli to speak; to talk
- partopreni to take part in, participate (in)
- pasi to pass
- pasigi to cause to pass, to spend (time)
- pensi to think
- pentri to paint
- perdi to lose
- permesi to allow
- peti to ask for, to request
- plani to plan
- plendi to complain
- plenigi to fill, to fill in, to fill up
- plenumi to fulfil, to accomplish
- plibonigi to improve
- pliigi to increase
- plori to cry
- pluvi to rain
- porti to carry
- postuli to demand, to require; to postulate
- povi to be able to
- premi to press, to squeeze
- preni to take (something or someone from)
- preferi to prefer
- prepari to prepare
- preterpasi to pass by
- preterveturi to drive by
- priskribi to describe
- pridubi to question, raise doubts about, have doubts about
- promeni to walk around; to go for a walk
- promesi to promise
- provi to try; to taste
- prunti prunti de: to borrow (from); prunti al: to lend (to)
- pruvi to prove
- purigi to clean
- puŝi to push
- rakonti to tell, to narrate
- rapidi to hurry, to rush, to go fast
- redoni to give back, to return
- redukti to reduce
- regi to rule
- reiri to go back, to return
- rekoni to recognize
- renkonti to meet
- regali to entertain, to treat
- repeti to repeat
- repliki to answer back, to reply
- resendi to send back, to return
- respondi to answer
- resti to stay, to remain
- reveni to come back, to return
- revi to daydream
- ricevi to receive
- ridi to laugh
- rideti to smile
- rigardi to look; to watch
- rimarki to notice
- ripari to repair
- ripozi to rest, to repose
- rompi to break
- salti to jump
- sani to be well (healthy)
- sanigi to cure, remedy; to heal
- saniĝi to return to health, to get well, to heal
- scii to know (ex. a fact)
- sekvi to follow
- sendi to send
- senti to feel, to sense
- serĉi to search
- servi to serve
- sidi to sit
- signifi to mean, to signify, to imply
- simili to resemble
- situi to be situated
- skribi to write
- skui to shake
- soni to sound
- sonori to ring, to peal
- sonĝi to dream
- sperti to experience
- spiri to breathe
- stari to stand
- starigi to set up, to establish; to make stand
- stariĝi to rise, to get up; to stand; to stand up
- streĉi to stretch; to wind up, to tense
- studi to study
- subteni to support, to abet, to sustain
- subskribi to sign one's name
- subtrahi to subtract, to subtract (numbers)
- sugesti to suggest
- sukcesi to succeed
- supreniri to go up, to ascend, to climb
- surhavi to wear (clothes)
- ŝajni to appear to be, to seem, to appear
- ŝajnigi to feign, to pretend
- ŝalti to switch (e.g., on or off); to turn on
- ŝanĝi to change, to turn (into something)
- ŝati to like
- ŝokiĝi to be shocked, to take offence
- ŝteli to steal
- tajpi to type
- taŭgi to be suitable, to suit, to fit
- telefoni to call, to phone
- teni to hold; to keep
- timi to fear, to be afraid
- tiri to pull, to drag, to draw, to tug, to haul
- traduki to translate
- trairi to go through, to pass through
- trarigardi to look through
- tondi to cut (with scissors, clip), to clip, to shear
- trafi to reach/hit a target; to catch (a bus, train, etc.)
- trakti to treat, to handle, to deal with
- tranĉi to cut, to slice
- transdoni to convey, to pass, to hand, to hand over
- transiri to cross; to go beyond; to transfer
- trinki to drink
- trovi to find
- trudi to impose
- turni to turn, to turn around (turni sin)
- tusi to cough
- tuŝi to touch
- unuigi to unite, to join
- urini to urinate
- uzi to use, to make use of, to employ
- varmigi to heat
- vekiĝi to wake up
- veni to come
- vendi to sell
- veturi to drive; to ride
- vidi to see
- viŝi to erase
- vivi to live
- viziti to visit
- voĉdoni to vote
- vojaĝi to travel
- voli to want
- voki to call; to summon, to beckon; to phone
- zorgi to worry, to care, to be anxious, to take care
