Every tense, conjugated

sumarizar

to summarize

sumergir

To submerge; To get immersed.

suministrar

to provide, supply

sumir

to submerge; to be devoured (by); to wallow in; to get tied up (in)

supeditar

to subordinate

superar

to surpass, exceed; to overcome

supercargar

to supercharge

superimponer

to superimpose (to place an object over another object)

superpoblar

to overpopulate

superponer

to superimpose

supervalorar

to overvalue

supervenir

to happen, to arise

supervigilar

to surveil; to oversee

supervisar

to supervise, to superintend

supervivir

alternative form of sobrevivir

suplantar

to supplant

suplementar

to supplement

suplicar

to beg; to supplicate

suplir

to substitute; to supply

suponer

to suppose, to surmise, to assume, to guess, to imagine, to figure, to say, to take it; to presume, to expect

suportar

alternative form of soportar

suprimir

to suppress

supurar

to ooze; to produce pus

suputar

to compute, calculate

surcar

to plow; to navigate the seas (or air) as if ploughing them

surcir

obsolete form of zurcir

surfear

to surf

surgir

to arise, emerge, surface, crop up, spring up, pop up; to appear

surtir

to provide; to furnish, to stock

surtir efecto

to be effective, to pay off, to be worthwhile, to yield a result

Not available for this verb.

suscitar

to provoke, to stir up, to give rise to; to raise, to give rise to, to elicit (e.g., a question, a concern, support)

suscribir

to subscribe

suspender

to suspend; to flunk, to fail to pass an exam or class

suspirar

to sigh

sustanciar

to try or litigate a case

sustantivar

to substantivise

sustentar

to sustain, support, underpin (physically); to sustain, support, hold (i.e. provide resources)

sustituir

to replace, to take the place of

sustraer

to subtract; to take away, put aside

susurrar

to whisper, susurrate

sutilizar

to thin down; to squabble; to quibble

suturar

to suture

tabicar

to rope off; to partition; to board up (windows)

tablar

alternative spelling of tablear

tablear

to cut into boards; to pleat

tabletear

to rattle

tabular

to tabulate

tacar

To hit the balls, in a game of billiards, with a cue; To put a bunch of people or things in one place.

tacer

to keep quiet; to be silent

tachar

to cross out; to omit, leave out

tachonar

to stud

tacklear

to tackle

taclear

to tackle

taconear

to clack, click, tap (make a sound from the soles, or especially the heels, of shoes)

tactar

synonym of tocar; synonym of presentir

tajar

to cut; to slice, to chop

taladrar

to drill

talar

to fell, chop, cut, cut down (particularly a tree, forest)

taleguear

to give a beating to (someone); to sacrifice oneself; to struggle

tallar

to sculpt; to measure