The 1500 most common Verbs in 🇮🇹 Italian

avere

(verb)

to have

fare

(verb)

to do

potere

(verb)

can, could, to be able to

dovere

(verb)

to owe

dire

(verb)

to say, tell

venire

(verb)

to come

volere

(verb)

to want

andare

(verb)

to go

vedere

(verb)

to see

stare

(verb)

to stay, remain

sapere

(verb)

to know

dare

(verb)

to give

trovare

(verb)

to find

mettere

(verb)

to put, to place, to lay, to set

pensare

(verb)

to think

parlare

(verb)

to talk, to speak

scrivere

(verb)

to write

prendere

(verb)

to take, hold, pick up, get

portare

(verb)

to bring, fetch, take, carry

sentire

(verb)

to feel

chiedere

(verb)

to ask

cercare

(verb)

to look for

sembrare

(verb)

to seem, to look , to appear

usare

(verb)

to use

lasciare

(verb)

to leave

arrivare

(verb)

to arrive, to come, to reach

riuscire

(verb)

to manage, ) to be able to accomplish

rendere

(verb)

to give back, to return

credere

(verb)

to believe

porre

(verb)

to put

trattare

(verb)

to treat, to handle, to deal with

diventare

(verb)

to become , to go , to turn

tenere

(verb)

to hold

conoscere

(verb)

to know , to meet , to experience

capire

(verb)

to understand

passare

(verb)

to pass

chiamare

(verb)

to call

tornare

(verb)

to return, to come back

rimanere

(verb)

to stay

esistere

(verb)

to exist, to be

presentare

(verb)

to present

utilizzare

(verb)

to use, make use of, utilize

continuare

(verb)

to continue, to keep on doing

considerare

(verb)

to consider, to examine, to weigh, to contemplate

vivere

(verb)

to live, to be alive

ricordare

(verb)

to remember, to recall, to recollect

prevedere

(verb)

to foresee, to anticipate

guardare

(verb)

to look at, to watch, to glance or gaze at

rispondere

(verb)

to answer, to reply, to respond

creare

(verb)

to create

aprire

(verb)

to open

seguire

(verb)

to follow, to pursue

lavorare

(verb)

to work, to labor

leggere

(verb)

to read

permettere

(verb)

to allow, to let, to permit, to authorize, to entitle

entrare

(verb)

to enter, to go in

uscire

(verb)

to go out, leave, exit

piacere

(verb)

to be pleasing to

cominciare

(verb)

to begin, to start, to commence, to set about

realizzare

(verb)

to achieve, realise/realize, see through

ottenere

(verb)

to obtain, to achieve, to gain

decidere

(verb)

to decide , to fix, to arrange, to determine

riguardare

(verb)

to concern, regard, be about, deal with, speak to

rappresentare

(verb)

to be, constitute, represent, account for, symbolize, mean

richiedere

(verb)

to ask for, demand, apply for

cambiare

(verb)

to exchange

finire

(verb)

to finish

comprendere

(verb)

to comprise, to include, to encompass

perdere

(verb)

to lose

contenere

(verb)

to contain

costituire

(verb)

to constitute, establish, set up, form

nascere

(verb)

to be born

iniziare

(verb)

to begin, to set about

pubblicare

(verb)

to publish

provare

(verb)

to try, try out, test

raggiungere

(verb)

to reach, arrive at, get to, touch

produrre

(verb)

to produce, yield, bear, generate

servire

(verb)

to serve

fornire

(verb)

to supply, to provide, to furnish, to give, to yield

intendere

(verb)

to mean

offrire

(verb)

to offer, treat

svolgere

(verb)

to unroll, unwind

ricevere

(verb)

to receive, get, have, be given, take

definire

(verb)

to define

scegliere

(verb)

to choose

avvenire

(verb)

to happen, to occur

consentire

(verb)

to agree, to assent, to consent

restare

(verb)

to stay, to remain

partire

(verb)

to depart, to leave, to set forth

spiegare

(verb)

to explain, elucidate, expound, show, account, understand

inviare

(verb)

to send out, to dispatch, to forward, to ship

ritenere

(verb)

to hold again

parere

(verb)

to look, to seem, to appear

scoprire

(verb)

to uncover

proporre

(verb)

to propose, suggest, or put forward

bisognare

(verb)

to be necessary, to have to, must, should, ought to

sostenere

(verb)

to support, to hold up, to prop, to carry the weight of

rispettare

(verb)

to respect, honour/honor

riconoscere

(verb)

to recognize

costruire

(verb)

to build, construct

aggiungere

(verb)

to add, to append

risultare

(verb)

to turn out to be, prove to be or emerge as

aspettare

(verb)

to wait for, await, wait or

indicare

(verb)

to point out, point to

significare

(verb)

to mean, to signify

apparire

(verb)

to appear

assumere

(verb)

to take on, assume

aiutare

(verb)

to help, assist

pagare

(verb)

to pay

dimostrare

(verb)

to show, to display, to manifest, to demonstrate, to look, to appear, to evince

evitare

(verb)

to avoid, shy away from

esprimere

(verb)

to express

amare

(verb)

to love, to like

sviluppare

(verb)

to develop

effettuare

(verb)

to effect, to carry out, to make

raccontare

(verb)

to tell, to narrate, to recount, to relate

ridurre

(verb)

to reduce

mostrare

(verb)

to show

inserire

(verb)

to insert

mantenere

(verb)

to maintain, to keep

dedicare

(verb)

to dedicate

organizzare

(verb)

to organize, arrange, set up

condurre

(verb)

to lead, to guide, to escort

affermare

(verb)

to declare, to affirm, to state, to claim, to assert

bastare

(verb)

to be enough

occupare

(verb)

to occupy, take over, squat in

incontrare

(verb)

to meet, come across, bump into, run into, find, encounter

stabilire

(verb)

to establish, to fix, to set, to settle, to define, to agree on

giungere

(verb)

to arrive, to reach, to come

affrontare

(verb)

to face or confront

sperare

(verb)

or che ) to hope

garantire

(verb)

to guarantee, warrant, ensure, assure

accettare

(verb)

to accept, to admit

ascoltare

(verb)

to listen to

rivolgere

(verb)

to turn again

disporre

(verb)

to place, to arrange, to set out, to organize

aumentare

(verb)

to increase, to raise, to augment, to boost

interessare

(verb)

to be interesting, to be of interest, to interest, to hold somebody's interest

riportare

(verb)

to bring again, bring back, take back, carry back

crescere

(verb)

to grow, to increase, to expand

partecipare

(verb)

to take part in, to participate in, to share

mancare

(verb)

to be lacking, to be missing

determinare

(verb)

to determine, define, establish, set out, calculate

occorrere

(verb)

must, to need, to be necessary

muovere

(verb)

to move

basare

(verb)

to base, ground, found

valere

(verb)

to be worth

osservare

(verb)

to observe, watch, study, examine

verificare

(verb)

to verify, test, check, examine, inspect, survey

unire

(verb)

to unite, to put together

accadere

(verb)

to happen

giocare

(verb)

to play, specifically:

descrivere

(verb)

to describe

formare

(verb)

to form, create, shape, make, mould/mold

risolvere

(verb)

to solve

riferire

(verb)

to wound again

legare

(verb)

bind, tie

superare

(verb)

to exceed

mandare

(verb)

to send, forward, dispatch, transmit

applicare

(verb)

to apply, to put, to stick, to spread

registrare

(verb)

to register, record, note

compiere

(verb)

to finish, to complete

assicurare

(verb)

to assure, guarantee

limitare

(verb)

to limit or restrict

confermare

(verb)

to confirm

funzionare

(verb)

to work, to function

imparare

(verb)

to learn

gestire

(verb)

to manage, run or administer

citare

(verb)

to summon

divenire

(verb)

to become

postare

(verb)

to post

preparare

(verb)

to prepare, make ready, get ready, arrange

dimenticare

(verb)

to forget

costringere

(verb)

to force, to compel, to constrain, to oblige

raccogliere

(verb)

to pick up, glean

comportare

(verb)

to entail, to imply, to spell, to require

coinvolgere

(verb)

to involve, to implicate

collegare

(verb)

to connect, to join together, to link, to link up

notare

(verb)

Archaic form of nuotare .

mangiare

(verb)

to eat

vendere

(verb)

to sell

succedere

(verb)

to take the place , to succeed

fermare

(verb)

to stop

studiare

(verb)

to study

cadere

(verb)

to fall

eseguire

(verb)

to execute, carry out, do, make, perform, fulfill, effect

trasformare

(verb)

to change, transform, convert, turn

vincere

(verb)

to win

colpire

(verb)

to hit, strike, smite

modificare

(verb)

to modify, alter

impegnare

(verb)

to pawn

comporre

(verb)

to compose, compound

sedere

(verb)

to sit

imporre

(verb)

to impose, set, lay

tentare

(verb)

to try, to attempt

convincere

(verb)

to convince, persuade, argue, satisfy

operare

(verb)

to operate, work, act

preferire

(verb)

to prefer

riprendere

(verb)

to take or grab again

condividere

(verb)

to share

controllare

(verb)

to check, verify, inspect, examine

comunicare

(verb)

to communicate, to transmit, to impart, to convey

comprare

(verb)

to buy

concludere

(verb)

to conclude, close, end, finish

destinare

(verb)

to establish irrevocably as destiny, to destine, to have in store, to decree

commentare

(verb)

to annotate

diffondere

(verb)

to spread

chiudere

(verb)

to close, to shut

desiderare

(verb)

to wish, to want, to like, to desire, to long

adottare

(verb)

to adopt

togliere

(verb)

to take off, pull away

accompagnare

(verb)

to go with, come with, accompany, escort

tendere

(verb)

to tighten

immaginare

(verb)

to imagine, picture, fancy, conceive

acquistare

(verb)

to buy or purchase

migliorare

(verb)

to improve, to ameliorate, to better

individuare

(verb)

to identify

scendere

(verb)

to go down, come down

nascondere

(verb)

to hide, to conceal

suonare

(verb)

to play

girare

(verb)

to turn, stir, turn over

spingere

(verb)

to push, press

alzare

(verb)

to lift , to raise, to heave

guidare

(verb)

to guide, lead, show, escort

agire

(verb)

to act or operate

ripetere

(verb)

to repeat

intervenire

(verb)

to happen, to occur

ritrovare

(verb)

to find again, to find

introdurre

(verb)

to put, to insert

sottolineare

(verb)

to underline, underscore

discutere

(verb)

to discuss, debate, moot, question

salire

(verb)

to go up, to come up

recuperare

(verb)

to recover, regain, retrieve, recuperate, get back, recoup, fetch

rivelare

(verb)

to reveal, disclose, let out, make known, tell

ammettere

(verb)

to admit, accept, acknowledge

avvicinare

(verb)

to move near, move closer, bring near

toccare

(verb)

to touch

abbandonare

(verb)

to abandon

uccidere

(verb)

to kill

correre

(verb)

to run

valutare

(verb)

to value

tirare

(verb)

to pull, to draw, to tug, to drag

promuovere

(verb)

to promote, to favor, to encourage

includere

(verb)

to enclose

segnalare

(verb)

to indicate or be a sign of

fissare

(verb)

to fasten, fix, secure

escludere

(verb)

to exclude , to leave out

ritornare

(verb)

to return, to go back

vuol

(verb)

Apocopic form of vuole

impedire

(verb)

to prevent, to prohibit, to hamper, to hinder, to impede, to obstruct

dipendere

(verb)

to depend , to be up to , to hang , to come from, to be due to

contribuire

(verb)

to contribute

possedere

(verb)

to possess, have, own

avviare

(verb)

to send, to refer

provocare

(verb)

to cause

invitare

(verb)

to invite

procedere

(verb)

to proceed, to advance, to go forward

caratterizzare

(verb)

to characterize

accorgersi

(verb)

to notice

dormire

(verb)

to sleep

coprire

(verb)

to cover

appartenere

(verb)

to belong

esporre

(verb)

to expose, put out, display, show

salvare

(verb)

to save, rescue, retrieve, deliver

lanciare

(verb)

to throw, to sling, to launch

soddisfare

(verb)

to satisfy

dirigere

(verb)

to address

approvare

(verb)

to approve

proteggere

(verb)

to shield or protect

derivare

(verb)

to originate

proseguire

(verb)

to continue, carry on, go on, resume

sostituire

(verb)

to substitute

trasmettere

(verb)

to transmit, transfer, pass on, hand down, convey, communicate

difendere

(verb)

to defend

preoccupare

(verb)

to worry, to trouble, to bother

favorire

(verb)

to favour/favor, to help, to aid, to support

ridere

(verb)

to laugh

eliminare

(verb)

to eliminate

emergere

(verb)

to emerge, come out, surface, appear

consigliare

(verb)

to advise, to suggest, to recommend, to counsel

insegnare

(verb)

to teach

affidare

(verb)

to entrust, commit, give, leave

domandare

(verb)

to ask

generare

(verb)

to procreate, beget, breed, create

avanzare

(verb)

to advance, to proceed

estendere

(verb)

to extend

attendere

(verb)

to wait for, to await

sbagliare

(verb)

to make a mistake, be wrong

informare

(verb)

to inform, tell, report, notify

curare

(verb)

to treat, cure

concedere

(verb)

to award, bestow

consistere

(verb)

to consist

contare

(verb)

to count

combattere

(verb)

to fight, to combat

conservare

(verb)

to keep, preserve, retain, conserve, hold, save

riflettere

(verb)

to reflect

bere

(verb)

to drink

rischiare

(verb)

to risk, to jeopardize

accogliere

(verb)

to welcome, receive

manifestare

(verb)

to express, to reveal

spostare

(verb)

to move, to shift

fondare

(verb)

to found, establish, constitute, start, set up, build

corrispondere

(verb)

to correspond or

attaccare

(verb)

to stick, attach, append

liberare

(verb)

to free, set free, release, liberate, deliver, rid

distribuire

(verb)

to distribute

trasferire

(verb)

to transfer, move, remove, shift

distinguere

(verb)

to distinguish, discern, discriminate

soffrire

(verb)

to suffer, to feel, to go through

distruggere

(verb)

to destroy, wipe out or ruin

ringraziare

(verb)

to thank

rientrare

(verb)

to reenter, to go back

sorgere

(verb)

to rise

sottoporre

(verb)

to subject

visitare

(verb)

to visit

cogliere

(verb)

to pick, to gather

identificare

(verb)

to identify

godere

(verb)

to enjoy or

esercitare

(verb)

to train or

attribuire

(verb)

to award, assign, give

suggerire

(verb)

to suggest, to hint, to propose, to advise

trarre

(verb)

to draw, extract, pull

rifiutare

(verb)

to be unwilling to accept or receive, to refuse, decline, reject

dividere

(verb)

to divide

integrare

(verb)

to supplement, to complement

tradurre

(verb)

to translate

investire

(verb)

to invest

lucere

(verb)

to shine

capitare

(verb)

to happen

puntare

(verb)

to push, lean, rest, plant, brace

connettere

(verb)

to connect, to join, to link

assistere

(verb)

to assist

votare

(verb)

to vote , ,

causare

(verb)

to cause

esaminare

(verb)

to examine, vet, audit

dotare

(verb)

to endow

evidenziare

(verb)

to highlight, to stress, to emphasize, to underline, to point out

cantare

(verb)

to sing

ordinare

(verb)

to order

conseguire

(verb)

to achieve, to attain, to get, to gain

scaricare

(verb)

to unload, discharge, empty, unburden

assegnare

(verb)

to assign, allocate or allot

battere

(verb)

to beat, to strike, to hit

rompere

(verb)

to break

iscrivere

(verb)

to register, enter, record

correggere

(verb)

to correct

riservare

(verb)

to reserve, keep, set aside

installare

(verb)

to install, to place

piangere

(verb)

to weep, cry

attivare

(verb)

to activate

accedere

(verb)

to approach

concentrare

(verb)

to gather, assemble, bring together, merge

recare

(verb)

to carry

firmare

(verb)

to sign

spedire

(verb)

to send, dispatch, post, mail, forward, ship

analizzare

(verb)

to analyse/analyze, to test, to examine

acquisire

(verb)

to acquire

negare

(verb)

to deny

nominare

(verb)

to name, call, dub

sorridere

(verb)

to smile, to grin

smettere

(verb)

to stop or cease

temere

(verb)

to fear or or

rilevare

(verb)

to point out, emphasize

dannare

(verb)

to damn

impiegare

(verb)

to use, employ

provvedere

(verb)

to provide, to supply, to furnish

precisare

(verb)

to state, fix, tell exactly, state exactly, specify

sfruttare

(verb)

to exploit

bloccare

(verb)

to block, block up, block off

attraversare

(verb)

to cross, to go through, to span

stringere

(verb)

to clasp, to grasp, to grab tightly, to hold tightly

prestare

(verb)

to lend

giudicare

(verb)

to judge

spendere

(verb)

to spend

percepire

(verb)

to sense, perceive, to notice, to understand

autorizzare

(verb)

to give permission, to warrant or authorize

promettere

(verb)

to promise

segnare

(verb)

to mark, mark out, or tick

gettare

(verb)

to throw, to fling, to toss

interpretare

(verb)

to interpret

opporre

(verb)

to put forward, raise

guadagnare

(verb)

to earn

subire

(verb)

to undergo, stand, go through

tagliare

(verb)

to cut, to slash

camminare

(verb)

to walk, to tread, to travel, to wander, to stroll, to saunter

riempire

(verb)

to fill, to fill up

separare

(verb)

to separate, divide, split

pregare

(verb)

to pray

rilasciare

(verb)

to issue

elaborare

(verb)

to work out, to elaborate

cancellare

(verb)

to delete, to rub out

ospitare

(verb)

to put up or accommodate someone

terminare

(verb)

to end, to finish, to terminate, kill

giustificare

(verb)

to justify

importare

(verb)

to be important, to matter

meritare

(verb)

to deserve, merit

associare

(verb)

to take into partnership, to make a member, to bring or

sollevare

(verb)

to raise, lift, put up, rear, stir up, bring up, stand up

abitare

(verb)

to reside ,

allontanare

(verb)

to move away, pull away, push away

misurare

(verb)

to measure, to measure out, to measure off, to gauge, to survey

collocare

(verb)

to place, sit, put, position, lay, arrange, seat

comparire

(verb)

to appear, to seem to be

sposare

(verb)

to cause to get married, to give a spouse to, to marry

saltare

(verb)

to jump, to leap, to spring

durare

(verb)

to last

divertire

(verb)

to turn away, to divert

accendere

(verb)

to light, set alight, ignite, kindle

confrontare

(verb)

to compare

scusare

(verb)

to excuse, forgive, pardon

riunire

(verb)

to reunite, put together, gather together

frequentare

(verb)

to frequent, to go regularly to, to patronize

completare

(verb)

to finish, complete, conclude

ricorrere

(verb)

to apply, to turn, to have recourse, to resort

rivedere

(verb)

to see again, meet again

aggiornare

(verb)

to update

consegnare

(verb)

to give, hand, hand over, hand out

avvertire

(verb)

to inform, tell, notify

buttare

(verb)

to throw, to toss, to fling, to chuck, to sling

obbligare

(verb)

to oblige, to obligate

apprezzare

(verb)

to appreciate, to esteem, to value

riassumere

(verb)

to reemploy

diminuire

(verb)

to diminish, to decrease, to make less

circondare

(verb)

to surround, encircle, enclose

percorrere

(verb)

to cover

gridare

(verb)

to shout or cry

attuare

(verb)

to implement, to carry out

convenire

(verb)

to gather, to come together

indurre

(verb)

to induce or persuade

progettare

(verb)

to plan, make plans for

richiamare

(verb)

to call again, call back, recall

appoggiare

(verb)

to support, to second, to back, to endorse

collaborare

(verb)

to collaborate, cooperate, contribute

eleggere

(verb)

to elect, nominate, appoint

inventare

(verb)

to invent

illustrare

(verb)

to illustrate

condannare

(verb)

to convict, sentence, condemn

contattare

(verb)

to contact, to get in touch with, to reach

approfondire

(verb)

to deepen

accusare

(verb)

to accuse

chiarire

(verb)

to clarify or explain

selezionare

(verb)

to select, choose, screen, sort

viaggiare

(verb)

to travel, to journey

ritirare

(verb)

to retract, draw back, pull back, take back, withdraw, take in, pull out, collect

sperimentare

(verb)

to test out, to verify, to submit to an experiment

scappare

(verb)

to run away, flee, escape, scarper or skedaddle

scomparire

(verb)

to disappear, vanish

interrompere

(verb)

to break off, cut off, break up, interrupt, stop, break

orientare

(verb)

to position

provenire

(verb)

to come

sognare

(verb)

to dream

rafforzare

(verb)

to reinforce, to strengthen

vestire

(verb)

to dress

risalire

(verb)

to climb again, to ascend again

ignorare

(verb)

not to know, to ignore, to be unaware of

adattare

(verb)

to adapt

governare

(verb)

to govern, to rule, to control, to manage

pretendere

(verb)

to claim on the basis of a right, to feel entitled , to expect, to demand

apprendere

(verb)

to learn

allegare

(verb)

to enclose, to attach, to unite

scattare

(verb)

to be released suddenly, to spring back or click open or shut

commettere

(verb)

to commit, to perpetrate

disegnare

(verb)

to draw, outline, trace

praticare

(verb)

to put into practise/practice, to implement

svegliare

(verb)

to wake up, to awaken

concepire

(verb)

to conceive

scambiare

(verb)

to exchange, swap, switch, bandy

dominare

(verb)

to dominate, to rule, to control, to contain

istituire

(verb)

to institute, to found

rimettere

(verb)

to remit, hand, deliver, submit, refer, entrust

consultare

(verb)

to consult, see, advise with

confondere

(verb)

to mix up

cedere

(verb)

to withdraw, to surrender, to give up

allargare

(verb)

to widen, to expand

abituare

(verb)

to accustom

adeguare

(verb)

to equalize

calcolare

(verb)

to calculate, work out

concernere

(verb)

to concern, to regard

rinnovare

(verb)

to renew, renovate, restore, update

sistemare

(verb)

to arrange, lay out, put, place, fit, set, tidy up

indirizzare

(verb)

to direct

fuggire

(verb)

to escape, run away, scurry away

donare

(verb)

to give as a gift

mirare

(verb)

to aim, to take aim, to sight, to point

implicare

(verb)

to imply, entail

volare

(verb)

to fly

finanziare

(verb)

to finance, fund, back, sponsor

sparare

(verb)

to shoot, to fire

precedere

(verb)

to precede, to go before

costare

(verb)

to cost

perseguire

(verb)

to pursue

versare

(verb)

to pour, to decant

sfuggire

(verb)

to evade, to dodge

resistere

(verb)

to resist

regalare

(verb)

to give something as a gift

restituire

(verb)

to return, give back, hand back, send back, refund, repay

conquistare

(verb)

to conquer, capture

spegnere

(verb)

to turn off

volgere

(verb)

to turn, to direct

ispirare

(verb)

to inspire

abbassare

(verb)

to lower

influenzare

(verb)

to influence, have an influence on

sottoscrivere

(verb)

to write down, to set down

arrestare

(verb)

to halt, to stop, to check, to staunch

premere

(verb)

to press

suscitare

(verb)

to provoke

incidere

(verb)

to carve, engrave, incise, monogram or cut

visualizzare

(verb)

to display

trattenere

(verb)

to hold , to restrain, to harness, especially to stop from running away

raccomandare

(verb)

to recommend, advise, exhort, warn

riprodurre

(verb)

to reproduce

stimolare

(verb)

to stimulate

trascinare

(verb)

to drag, pull, trail, tug

intraprendere

(verb)

to undertake, to set about, to embark upon

scorrere

(verb)

to run, to flow, to stream, to glide, to slide

configurare

(verb)

to prefigure, to foresee, to lead to the development of

supportare

(verb)

to support

correlare

(verb)

to correlate

indossare

(verb)

to put on, to don, to wear

ribadire

(verb)

to reaffirm or or

emettere

(verb)

to emit, to give out, to give off

peccare

(verb)

to sin

finalizzare

(verb)

to finalize

aderire

(verb)

to adhere, to stick

supporre

(verb)

to suppose

sorprendere

(verb)

to surprise, to catch unaware

lamentare

(verb)

to lament

sospendere

(verb)

to hang

dipingere

(verb)

to paint, to colour/color

sopravvivere

(verb)

to survive

accennare

(verb)

to do something slightly

sopportare

(verb)

to bear, sustain, carry, take, withstand

stupire

(verb)

to surprise, to amaze, to astonish, to marvel, to flabbergast, to wow

accertare

(verb)

to ensure, to make sure of

risparmiare

(verb)

to save, save up, put by, economize, scrimp

coordinare

(verb)

to coordinate

urlare

(verb)

to scream, to yell

reggere

(verb)

to bear, to hold up, to support, to carry, to hold

impostare

(verb)

to lay the foundation of

vietare

(verb)

to forbid, to prohibit, to ban, to stop, to prevent

levare

(verb)

to take, to take away, to take off, to move away, to remove

predisporre

(verb)

to prepare, get ready

bruciare

(verb)

to burn

colorare

(verb)

to colour/color, to dye

fingere

(verb)

to pretend, to feign, to dissemble

trascorrere

(verb)

to spend, to pass

copiare

(verb)

to copy, to duplicate, to make a copy of

minacciare

(verb)

to threaten, to menace

stampare

(verb)

to print, to run off

situare

(verb)

to situate, to place, to put, to locate, to set

dispiacere

(verb)

to upset, displease

conferire

(verb)

to grant, to confer, to bestow, to award

procurare

(verb)

to get, obtain, procure, provide, earn

tracciare

(verb)

to leave , to trace

compilare

(verb)

to fill in, to fill out, to complete

stimare

(verb)

to estimate, to value, to assess, to calculate

facilitare

(verb)

to facilitate

trasportare

(verb)

to transport, carry, convey, take

sciogliere

(verb)

to melt, to liquify, to dissolve, to thaw

odiare

(verb)

to hate, to detest, to loathe

ricercare

(verb)

to seek

voltare

(verb)

to turn

montare

(verb)

to mount

insistere

(verb)

to insist on something, to harp on

formulare

(verb)

to formulate, to phrase

variare

(verb)

to change, to vary, to diversify

rimuovere

(verb)

to move again

sparire

(verb)

to disappear

ripartire

(verb)

to leave again

augurare

(verb)

to practice as an augur

rifare

(verb)

to redo, to do again

respingere

(verb)

to reject, to repel

concordare

(verb)

to cause to agree

denunciare

(verb)

to declare

specificare

(verb)

to specify, be specific

sottrarre

(verb)

to subtract

reagire

(verb)

to react

scoppiare

(verb)

to explode, to burst

rubare

(verb)

to steal

abbracciare

(verb)

to embrace, to hug

spettare

(verb)

to be up to

testimoniare

(verb)

to testify

consumare

(verb)

to consume, use, use up, wear out, burn

celebrare

(verb)

to celebrate, observe, perform, commemorate

vistare

(verb)

to visa

nutrire

(verb)

to nourish

armare

(verb)

to arm

intitolare

(verb)

to entitle, title, head, call, dub

ancorare

(verb)

to anchor

fondere

(verb)

to fuse, smelt

respirare

(verb)

to breathe

caricare

(verb)

to load, to stow

rimandare

(verb)

to put off, postpone, delay

giurare

(verb)

to swear, vow

cessare

(verb)

to stop, to finish, to cease

programmare

(verb)

to program, plan, schedule, set, slate

valorizzare

(verb)

to enhance, show off

staccare

(verb)

to detach, to remove, to separate, to take or take down

incominciare

(verb)

to begin, start, commence

mutare

(verb)

to change, to make different

prescrivere

(verb)

to prescribe

combinare

(verb)

to combine

accrescere

(verb)

to increase

interrogare

(verb)

to test

maturare

(verb)

to mature

lavare

(verb)

to wash

avvolgere

(verb)

to wind

illuminare

(verb)

to light

pulire

(verb)

to clean

udire

(verb)

to hear

ricostruire

(verb)

to rebuild, to reconstruct

calare

(verb)

to lower

appassionare

(verb)

to grip, move or fascinate

affiancare

(verb)

to put beside, to put alongside

trascurare

(verb)

to neglect, to disregard

incoraggiare

(verb)

to encourage

indagare

(verb)

to investigate, scrutinize something

ballare

(verb)

to dance

prescindere

(verb)

to leave aside

arricchire

(verb)

to enrich

pervenire

(verb)

to arrive, to reach

approfittare

(verb)

to make use, to take advantage

scadere

(verb)

to decline, go down

anticipare

(verb)

to arrive early

ricoprire

(verb)

to cover, re-cover

narrare

(verb)

to tell or narrate

marcare

(verb)

to mark

piovere

(verb)

to rain

denominare

(verb)

to name, nominate or dub

perdonare

(verb)

to forgive, pardon, excuse

annullare

(verb)

to annul, to cancel

assorbire

(verb)

to absorb, soak up

avvalersi

(verb)

to avail oneself

tacere

(verb)

to be silent, to keep quiet

prevalere

(verb)

to prevail

lottare

(verb)

to fight

rilassare

(verb)

to relax

delegare

(verb)

to delegate

documentare

(verb)

to document

condizionare

(verb)

to package, wrap up, etc. for shipment

isolare

(verb)

to isolate, cut off, confine

catturare

(verb)

to capture, to catch

elencare

(verb)

to list

constatare

(verb)

to certify, ascertain

spaventare

(verb)

to frighten, scare, spook

scatenare

(verb)

to unchain, to unshackle

recitare

(verb)

to act

redigere

(verb)

to write , to draw up

danneggiare

(verb)

to damage, to harm

ammontare

(verb)

to amass

accumulare

(verb)

to accumulate

detenere

(verb)

to hold

ragionare

(verb)

to reason

ricavare

(verb)

to extract, to recover

relazionare

(verb)

to relate

telefonare

(verb)

to telephone, to call, to make a phone call

riscontrare

(verb)

to compare

benedire

(verb)

to bless

piegare

(verb)

to fold

necessitare

(verb)

to be necessary, to be needed, to be required

violare

(verb)

to break, violate, infringe, profane, run afoul of

fumare

(verb)

to smoke

scontare

(verb)

to deduct or discount

attirare

(verb)

to attract, hook

delineare

(verb)

to outline, to delineate

offendere

(verb)

to offend

animare

(verb)

to animate

complicare

(verb)

to complicate

prevenire

(verb)

to precede

estrarre

(verb)

to extract

ampliare

(verb)

to enlarge

consolidare

(verb)

to consolidate

accelerare

(verb)

to accelerate, to go faster, to speed up

contrastare

(verb)

to oppose, to impede, to hinder

infilare

(verb)

to insert, to tuck in

rovinare

(verb)

to ruin, to wreck, to spoil, to botch

ipotizzare

(verb)

to hypothesize

presupporre

(verb)

to assume, suppose

fregare

(verb)

to rub

comandare

(verb)

to rule

abbattere

(verb)

to throw down, to knock down, to bring down, to fell

incaricare

(verb)

to charge, to entrust, to ask, to give the task of

interagire

(verb)

to interact

appropriare

(verb)

to adapt or fit

coincidere

(verb)

to coincide

convertire

(verb)

to convert

elevare

(verb)

to put up

emanare

(verb)

to emanate, to radiate

punire

(verb)

to punish

innamorare

(verb)

to make somebody fall in love, make somebody love

esplodere

(verb)

to fire

strappare

(verb)

to remove violently, to snatch

sollecitare

(verb)

to speed up

migrare

(verb)

to migrate

stipulare

(verb)

to draw up or finalize

convocare

(verb)

to convene

presumere

(verb)

to guess, to presume, to suppose

gradire

(verb)

to accept with pleasure, to welcome, to appreciate

stendere

(verb)

to stretch out

afferrare

(verb)

to grab, to grasp

accontentare

(verb)

to satisfy

guarire

(verb)

to recover, to get well, to get over

incrociare

(verb)

to cross

criticare

(verb)

to criticize

apportare

(verb)

to transfer

allungare

(verb)

to lengthen

penetrare

(verb)

to penetrate, pound

incrementare

(verb)

to increase in size, power, or potential

figurare

(verb)

to appear or figure

sbattere

(verb)

to beat

fidare

(verb)

to entrust , see affidare

esigere

(verb)

to demand, require, call for

cacciare

(verb)

to hunt, to prey on

beare

(verb)

to make someone happy

designare

(verb)

to designate or appoint

suddividere

(verb)

to subdivide

rivestire

(verb)

to dress again

qualificare

(verb)

to judge

replicare

(verb)

to reply, answer

incollare

(verb)

to stick, glue

immergere

(verb)

to immerse, dip, plunge

attrarre

(verb)

to attract

ricominciare

(verb)

to begin again, start again, recommence, resume

esaurire

(verb)

to exhaust

sussistere

(verb)

to exist

proiettare

(verb)

to project

ferire

(verb)

to wound, to injure, to hurt

sommare

(verb)

to add, to add up, to sum up, to take into account

riproporre

(verb)

to repropose, to suggest again, to put forth again

contestare

(verb)

to contest, challenge, oppose, protest against

proibire

(verb)

to forbid, to prohibit, to interdict, to ban, to prevent

semplificare

(verb)

to simplify

moltiplicare

(verb)

to multiply

scivolare

(verb)

to glide, to slide

coltivare

(verb)

to cultivate or grow

invocare

(verb)

to invoke

sconfiggere

(verb)

to overcome, to defeat

attenere

(verb)

to concern, to pertain

esplorare

(verb)

to explore

navigare

(verb)

to sail, to go to sea

archiviare

(verb)

to file

competere

(verb)

to compete, vie, rival

ammirare

(verb)

to admire, to appreciate

adorare

(verb)

to love with one's entire heart and soul, regard with deep respect and affection

ripensare

(verb)

to think again, to rethink, to reconsider

avea

(verb)

Alternative form of aveva

menzionare

(verb)

to mention

festeggiare

(verb)

to celebrate

rilanciare

(verb)

to throw again

disturbare

(verb)

to disturb, bother, trouble, inconvenience

specializzare

(verb)

to specialize, to make more specialized

differire

(verb)

to defer, to postpone

attestare

(verb)

to attest, to bear witness to, to certify

concorrere

(verb)

to converge, to gather together

addirsi

(verb)

reflexive of addire

depositare

(verb)

to deposit

tradire

(verb)

to betray

posare

(verb)

to put or lay down

premettere

(verb)

to give , to preface

prelevare

(verb)

to withdraw

pesare

(verb)

to weigh

protestare

(verb)

to protest, to declare, to assert

testare

(verb)

to be testate

impazzire

(verb)

to go mad, to go crazy

schiacciare

(verb)

to crush, to squash, to crack, to press, to push, to squeeze, to mash

differenziare

(verb)

to differentiate, to distinguish

dubitare

(verb)

to doubt

confessare

(verb)

to confess, admit, own up

precipitare

(verb)

to hurl down, to cast down

aggirare

(verb)

to bypass, circumvent, go around, get around

risedere

(verb)

to sit down again

laureare

(verb)

to confer a university degree

agitare

(verb)

to shake, agitate, stir, churn

spezzare

(verb)

to break, break up

assomigliare

(verb)

to compare

svelare

(verb)

to disclose, to reveal, to unveil, to uncover, to see through

ritrarre

(verb)

to withdraw, to pull back, to pull away

soffermare

(verb)

to suspend

vantare

(verb)

to praise

riparare

(verb)

to repair, to fix, to mend

contrapporre

(verb)

to counter, or set something against

restringere

(verb)

to narrow

instaurare

(verb)

to establish, to set up, to found

accordare

(verb)

to conciliate, to bring to agreement

sforzare

(verb)

to force

alterare

(verb)

to distort, to tamper

invadere

(verb)

to invade

dettare

(verb)

to dictate

sospettare

(verb)

to suspect

equivalere

(verb)

to be equivalent, to correspond

motivare

(verb)

to motivate

ruotare

(verb)

to rotate, to revolve

simulare

(verb)

to simulate, to fake, to feign, to pretend

paragonare

(verb)

to compare

scuotere

(verb)

to shake, to jolt

intuire

(verb)

to realize

arrabbiare

(verb)

to have rabies, to be rabid

spuntare

(verb)

to break

fallire

(verb)

to miss, to not hit

strutturare

(verb)

to structure

privare

(verb)

to deprive, take, rob

badare

(verb)

to look after or mind

porgere

(verb)

to hand, give

schierare

(verb)

to draw up

ammazzare

(verb)

to kill, murder

posizionare

(verb)

to place, to set, to position, to locate, to seat

esibire

(verb)

to present, to show

privilegiare

(verb)

to favour/favor

ingannare

(verb)

to deceive, take in, mislead, hoodwink

esagerare

(verb)

to exaggerate

scaturire

(verb)

to well

contemplare

(verb)

to admire, contemplate

educare

(verb)

to bring up, to train, to teach

baciare

(verb)

to kiss

evolvere

(verb)

to develop gradually

affittare

(verb)

to rent, to let, to hire out

rinviare

(verb)

to send back, return

adoperare

(verb)

to use

rallentare

(verb)

to slow, to slow down

mescolare

(verb)

to mix

vergognarsi

(verb)

reflexive of vergognare

agevolare

(verb)

to make something easy, to facilitate

forzare

(verb)

to force

scavare

(verb)

to dig

affacciare

(verb)

to show, to present

premiare

(verb)

to give or award a prize

rovesciare

(verb)

to pour, spill, damp, tip, shower, lay

crollare

(verb)

to shake

distrarre

(verb)

to pull apart

deludere

(verb)

to disappoint, let down

riposare

(verb)

to rest

convivere

(verb)

to live together, to cohabit

avvisare

(verb)

to warn, to alert

sfiorare

(verb)

to brush over, to touch lightly

amministrare

(verb)

to run, manage

addormentare

(verb)

to send to sleep

assolvere

(verb)

to absolve

congiungere

(verb)

to conjoin, to unite, to splice

ostacolare

(verb)

to obstruct, hinder, get in the way of

celare

(verb)

to conceal

classificare

(verb)

to classify

presiedere

(verb)

to chair, to direct

incorporare

(verb)

to incorporate

disperare

(verb)

to no longer have hope to achieve or obtain , to despair, to give up hope

mediare

(verb)

to mediate

attrezzare

(verb)

to equip, to fit out, to tool up

inaugurare

(verb)

to inaugurate

dedurre

(verb)

to deduce, to infer

usufruire

(verb)

to make use

auspicare

(verb)

to hope or

accostare

(verb)

to approach

inseguire

(verb)

to pursue, to chase after

prolungare

(verb)

to prolong

obbedire

(verb)

Alternative form of ubbidire

scherzare

(verb)

to joke, to kid, to jest, to be funny

rassicurare

(verb)

to reassure

spargere

(verb)

to scatter

scorgere

(verb)

meanings related to perception:

certificare

(verb)

to certify, attest

onorare

(verb)

to honour/honor, to pay tribute to

digitare

(verb)

to key in, to key, to type

compensare

(verb)

to pay for

rivendicare

(verb)

to claim

rileggere

(verb)

to reread

smentire

(verb)

to deny

intravedere

(verb)

to make out, to catch a glimpse of

esaltare

(verb)

to exalt, extol

discendere

(verb)

to go down, to descend, to get down, to slope down

esclamare

(verb)

to exclaim

immettere

(verb)

to let, to admit

evocare

(verb)

to evoke, conjure, call up, raise

tremare

(verb)

to tremble, shake, shiver, shudder

licenziare

(verb)

to dismiss

sconvolgere

(verb)

to upset, to disturb, to shock

piantare

(verb)

to plant, to sow

imitare

(verb)

to imitate, copy, copycat, mimic, ape

espandere

(verb)

to expand

erogare

(verb)

to supply

ricondurre

(verb)

to conduct or lead something again

addossare

(verb)

to lean

inoltrare

(verb)

to pass on, to forward

tollerare

(verb)

to tolerate, to bear, to allow, to put up with

esitare

(verb)

to hesitate, to dither, to waver, to vacillate, to shilly-shally

ridare

(verb)

to give again

prospettare

(verb)

to present, to show

beneficiare

(verb)

to benefit, to profit

abolire

(verb)

to abrogate, to annul, to cancel, to repeal

inquadrare

(verb)

to frame

peggiorare

(verb)

to worsen

affascinare

(verb)

to enchant, to bewitch

rodere

(verb)

to gnaw

risentire

(verb)

to hear or listen to again

soffiare

(verb)

to blow

ricadere

(verb)

to fall again

compromettere

(verb)

to compromise, to damage, to endanger, to jeopardise, to impair

alternare

(verb)

to alternate

pianificare

(verb)

to plan, set, slate, programme/program

ideare

(verb)

to invent, conceive, think up, ideate

personalizzare

(verb)

to personalize, customise/customize

preporre

(verb)

to place before

errare

(verb)

to wander, roam, ramble

regnare

(verb)

to reign

accentuare

(verb)

to accentuate, to emphasize

appendere

(verb)

to hang , to pin up

predire

(verb)

to predict

assimilare

(verb)

to assimilate

astrarre

(verb)

to abstract

fotografare

(verb)

to photograph

prenotare

(verb)

to book, to reserve

sprecare

(verb)

to waste

riaprire

(verb)

to reopen

centrare

(verb)

to hit, hit the centre

frenare

(verb)

to brake

sancire

(verb)

to sanction, to ratify

fronteggiare

(verb)

to face, to cope with, to handle, to meet

colmare

(verb)

to fill up to the brim

rispecchiare

(verb)

to reflect

confidare

(verb)

to confide something to someone

ripristinare

(verb)

to restore, to revert

allestire

(verb)

to organize, prepare

raddoppiare

(verb)

to double, redouble

racchiudere

(verb)

to contain, to host

ottimizzare

(verb)

to optimize

esportare

(verb)

to export

picchiare

(verb)

to beat, to hit, to thrash, to hammer

vincolare

(verb)

to bind

focalizzare

(verb)

to put into focus, or into perspective

intrecciare

(verb)

to plait, to braid

svuotare

(verb)

to empty

aggravare

(verb)

to worsen or aggravate

cavare

(verb)

to take out, pull out, or extract forcefully

adempiere

(verb)

to carry out, to accomplish, to implement, to perform

innalzare

(verb)

to raise

gire

(verb)

to go

radicare

(verb)

to take root, to root

rifugiare

(verb)

to afford refuge to, to hide or shelter

schermare

(verb)

to screen in

maledire

(verb)

to curse

sottovalutare

(verb)

to undervalue, to underestimate, to underrate

aspirare

(verb)

to inhale or breathe in

venare

(verb)

to vein, to cover with veins, to streak

spalancare

(verb)

to open wide

deporre

(verb)

to put down

annoiare

(verb)

to bore, weary

influire

(verb)

to affect, to have an effect

scontrare

(verb)

to meet, to encounter, to bump into

alleare

(verb)

to ally, to unite

imprimere

(verb)

to imprint, to mark, to impress

comprimere

(verb)

to compress

gustare

(verb)

to taste

legittimare

(verb)

to legitimize

mentire

(verb)

to lie

ritardare

(verb)

to delay, to defer, to hold up

mobilitare

(verb)

to mobilize

salvaguardare

(verb)

to safeguard, protect, defend

piazzare

(verb)

to place or put

passeggiare

(verb)

to walk, to take a walk, to promenade, to stroll

potenziare

(verb)

to strengthen, develop, improve, enhance, empower

reperire

(verb)

to find, to come by

bagnare

(verb)

to wet, to soak

beccare

(verb)

to peck

sfidare

(verb)

to challenge

poggiare

(verb)

to lean or rest

memorizzare

(verb)

to memorize

invecchiare

(verb)

to grow old

annotare

(verb)

to note down, to take down

sconoscere

(verb)

to disown

sintetizzare

(verb)

to synthesize

ammalare

(verb)

to make someone ill, to sicken

tralasciare

(verb)

to neglect

asciugare

(verb)

to dry

inquinare

(verb)

to pollute

fungere

(verb)

to act or of another

litigare

(verb)

to quarrel, to fight, to argue

addestrare

(verb)

to train

stancare

(verb)

to tire, to fatigue

locare

(verb)

to rent, to let, to hire

adibire

(verb)

to use , to adapt

incentivare

(verb)

to incentivize, to stimulate using an incentive

munire

(verb)

to fortify or equip something with something

persuadere

(verb)

to persuade, convince, prevail upon

affondare

(verb)

to sink

diversificare

(verb)

to differentiate

codificare

(verb)

to codify

riporre

(verb)

to replace

candidare

(verb)

to nominate as a candidate

affrettare

(verb)

to hasten, hurry up, speed up, quicken, rush

turbare

(verb)

to disturb, to trouble, to haunt

meditare

(verb)

to meditate

rassegnare

(verb)

to resign, to send in, to give up

spiccare

(verb)

to jump, leap

torcere

(verb)

twist

sacrificare

(verb)

to sacrifice

attingere

(verb)

to pump or draw

erigere

(verb)

to erect, raise

compiacere

(verb)

to please, or gratify

presentire

(verb)

to have a presentiment of

soffocare

(verb)

to suffocate, stifle, choke, smother

generalizzare

(verb)

to generalize, spread

destare

(verb)

to wake up

omettere

(verb)

to leave out, to omit

susseguire

(verb)

to follow, come after, to succeed

faticare

(verb)

to work hard, to toil

raffigurare

(verb)

to depict, represent

progredire

(verb)

to progress

improvvisare

(verb)

to improvise, to extemporize, to make up, to play it by ear

rinvenire

(verb)

to find, to recover

meravigliare

(verb)

to surprise, to amaze, to astonish

apporre

(verb)

to add, to affix, to append

disperdere

(verb)

to scatter, to disperse

insorgere

(verb)

to rise up, rebel

subordinare

(verb)

to subordinate

ereditare

(verb)

to inherit

dimettere

(verb)

to discharge, to release

liquidare

(verb)

to liquidate

allineare

(verb)

to align

penalizzare

(verb)

to penalize

sbarcare

(verb)

to unload

giovare

(verb)

to be useful

partorire

(verb)

to give birth to

mascherare

(verb)

to mask

pigliare

(verb)

to grab

indovinare

(verb)

to guess

rapire

(verb)

to kidnap or abduct

commuovere

(verb)

to move , to affect, to touch

giacere

(verb)

to lie, to be lying down

preservare

(verb)

to preserve, protect, guard, defend

concretizzare

(verb)

to incarnate

ricreare

(verb)

to recreate

contrarre

(verb)

to contract, to tense

custodire

(verb)

to guard, to look after

indebolire

(verb)

to weaken, to make weaker

localizzare

(verb)

to locate

oscillare

(verb)

to oscillate, to sway back and forth, to swing

notificare

(verb)

to notify

brillare

(verb)

to shine, to glisten, to sparkle or twinkle

arrendere

(verb)

to surrender

riscuotere

(verb)

to shake again or more forcefully

comperare

(verb)

Alternative form of comprare

filtrare

(verb)

to filter, screen, strain

pentirsi

(verb)

to repent

leccare

(verb)

to lick

equilibrare

(verb)

to balance, counterbalance

permanere

(verb)

to remain

optare

(verb)

to opt

manipolare

(verb)

to manipulate, handle, tamper, set up

lodare

(verb)

to praise, commend

dialogare

(verb)

to converse, or have a dialogue

espellere

(verb)

to expel

scommettere

(verb)

to bet, to wager

scordare

(verb)

to put out of tune

scoraggiare

(verb)

to discourage, dishearten, dismay

spogliare

(verb)

to undress

spaccare

(verb)

to break, split

risvegliare

(verb)

to reawaken

impartire

(verb)

to give, to impart

corredare

(verb)

to furnish, to equip

incentrare

(verb)

to center

nuotare

(verb)

to swim

cagare

(verb)

Alternative form of cacare

svanire

(verb)

to disappear, vanish, take flight, get away or fade

mollare

(verb)

to let go, get off

sortire

(verb)

to be drawn by lot, to be produced by drawing lots

assassinare

(verb)

to murder, to kill, to assassinate, to massacre

sovrapporre

(verb)

stack, put, lay, or set

coniugare

(verb)

to conjugate, to inflect

approdare

(verb)

to land

rivivere

(verb)

to live through, to experience again, to relive

moderare

(verb)

to moderate, curb

recepire

(verb)

to understand, to take in

contraddistinguere

(verb)

to mark, to distinguish with a mark

dettagliare

(verb)

to detail

contaminare

(verb)

to contaminate, pollute, infect, corrupt, taint, spike

riscrivere

(verb)

to rewrite

aggregare

(verb)

to include

incazzarsi

(verb)

to get angry or steamed up, to be pissed off

sottomettere

(verb)

to subjugate, to subject, to subdue

cubare

(verb)

to lie, to be lying down

astenere

(verb)

to keep away

riscaldare

(verb)

to heat

riudire

(verb)

to hear something again

deliberare

(verb)

to deliberate

cucinare

(verb)

to cook

irritare

(verb)

to irritate, vex, provoke, peeve

calmare

(verb)

to calm, calm down

penare

(verb)

to suffer

raggruppare

(verb)

to group

riordinare

(verb)

to reorganize

eccitare

(verb)

to excite, arouse

chiacchierare

(verb)

to chat

vagare

(verb)

to wander, to roam, to range

illudere

(verb)

to deceive, delude or fool

mordere

(verb)

to bite

imbattersi

(verb)

to run into, bump into, meet with, come across, encounter

rimediare

(verb)

to remedy, to fix

ribellare

(verb)

to incite, to cause to rebel

aggredire

(verb)

to attack, to assault, to assail, to mug

gravare

(verb)

to burden, to load

arredare

(verb)

to furnish, to decorate, to fit, to fit out

riscoprire

(verb)

to rediscover

rinascere

(verb)

to be born again, to be reborn

retribuire

(verb)

to pay, to remunerate, to compensate

restaurare

(verb)

to restore, renovate

accreditare

(verb)

to make credible, to confirm, to valdiate, to substantiate

sfilare

(verb)

to remove, to take off

recere

(verb)

to throw up, vomit

rinchiudere

(verb)

to shut up, shut in

imbarcare

(verb)

to take on board, to board, to load

allevare

(verb)

to breed or rear

cliccare

(verb)

to click

consumere

(verb)

to consume, to wear down, to destroy

terrorizzare

(verb)

to terrify

enunciare

(verb)

to express

fottere

(verb)

to fuck

abilitare

(verb)

to qualify

sussurrare

(verb)

to whisper

minare

(verb)

to mine

attendarsi

(verb)

to pitch camp

accorrere

(verb)

to rush , to hurry

gonfiare

(verb)

to blow up

rammentare

(verb)

to remember, to recall

distorcere

(verb)

to twist, to contort

allenare

(verb)

to train, exercise

unificare

(verb)

to unify

esortare

(verb)

to exhort or urge

travolgere

(verb)

to sweep away

varare

(verb)

to launch

innescare

(verb)

to bait

decorrere

(verb)

to run downward

movimentare

(verb)

to enliven

sdraiare

(verb)

to lay down

salare

(verb)

to salt

pubblicizzare

(verb)

to advertise, to publicize, to tout

parare

(verb)

to adorn or deck

accarezzare

(verb)

to stroke gently, to caress

centralizzare

(verb)

to centralize

originare

(verb)

to originate, give origin to, cause

rapportare

(verb)

to compare

seminare

(verb)

to sow, to seed

smontare

(verb)

to disassemble, to dismantle, to demount, to take apart

reputare

(verb)

to repute, to consider, to think

consacrare

(verb)

to consecrate

incarnare

(verb)

to incarnate

ingrandire

(verb)

to develop, expand, extend

intensificare

(verb)

to intensify, enhance, augment

sospirare

(verb)

to sigh

somigliare

(verb)

to resemble, look like

intervistare

(verb)

to interview

ripercorrere

(verb)

to retrace, go over

decorare

(verb)

to decorate

ristabilire

(verb)

to reestablish

cenare

(verb)

to dine, to have dinner

alludere

(verb)

to allude

istruire

(verb)

to educate, to instruct, to drill

asserire

(verb)

to assert, to affirm, to claim

affliggere

(verb)

to trouble

scagliare

(verb)

to hurl, to throw, to fling

spiacere

(verb)

Alternative form of dispiacere

apprestare

(verb)

to prepare or get ready

sputare

(verb)

to spit

subentrare

(verb)

to take over

cassare

(verb)

to delete, to cross out

incuriosire

(verb)

to arouse curiosity in, to make curious, to intrigue

scaldare

(verb)

to warm up

attenuare

(verb)

to make fainter, to attenuate

abbinare

(verb)

to match, to couple, to pair

edificare

(verb)

to build, erect

conciliare

(verb)

to reconcile

interferire

(verb)

to interfere

sudare

(verb)

to sweat, perspire

deviare

(verb)

to turn off

persistere

(verb)

to persist

infrangere

(verb)

to break, shatter, smash

divorare

(verb)

to devour, to eat up, to consume

impressionare

(verb)

to impress, strike, upset, frighten, astonish, flabbergast

impugnare

(verb)

to seize, hold, clasp, grasp, grip

invidiare

(verb)

to envy

vendicare

(verb)

to avenge, to revenge, to take revenge for

vigilare

(verb)

to supervise, to monitor, to guard, to keep an eye on

protrarre

(verb)

to prolong, to protract

distendere

(verb)

to stretch out

accomunare

(verb)

to pool, to share

devastare

(verb)

to devastate, ravage

seppellire

(verb)

to bury, to inter

ambientare

(verb)

to set

oscurare

(verb)

to obscure

implementare

(verb)

to implement, put in practice, enforce

rintracciare

(verb)

to trace, to track down, to run down, to find, to contact

azzardare

(verb)

to risk, to hazard

vuotare

(verb)

to empty

stravolgere

(verb)

to twist, to writhe, to contort

emozionare

(verb)

to bring to feel a strong emotion, to move, to touch

infestare

(verb)

to infest

ricoverare

(verb)

to shelter

confezionare

(verb)

to tailor, manufacture

sopprimere

(verb)

to abolish, do away with

arrecare

(verb)

to cause, to bring, to give

divulgare

(verb)

to divulge, to disclose

somministrare

(verb)

to administer

argomentare

(verb)

to argue

trasparire

(verb)

to shine through

fiorire

(verb)

to flower, to bloom, to blossom, to effloresce

spazzare

(verb)

to sweep, to sweep up

dissolvere

(verb)

to dissolve

abusare

(verb)

to abuse, to misuse, to take advantage of

insediare

(verb)

to install , to induct, to seat

torturare

(verb)

to torture, torment, pang

perfezionare

(verb)

to perfect something , to fine tune

monitorare

(verb)

to monitor

pescare

(verb)

to fish

alloggiare

(verb)

to house, to lodge, to host, to accommodate

umiliare

(verb)

to humiliate

diagnosticare

(verb)

to diagnose

delimitare

(verb)

to delimit

rinforzare

(verb)

to strengthen, to reinforce

decollare

(verb)

to take off

accingere

(verb)

to surround or encircle

serbare

(verb)

to keep or maintain

bombardare

(verb)

to bombard, to bomb

ratificare

(verb)

to approve

scartare

(verb)

to unwrap

campare

(verb)

to live, manage or get by

rincorrere

(verb)

to pursue, to run after, to chase

stilare

(verb)

to draw up, to draft

contrassegnare

(verb)

to mark , so as to distinguish it from others

dibattere

(verb)

to debate or discuss

riformare

(verb)

to reform

squadrare

(verb)

to delimit in a square or rectangular shape

invertire

(verb)

to reverse

marciare

(verb)

to march

paralizzare

(verb)

to paralyze

disprezzare

(verb)

to despise, to scorn, to disdain, to slight

attentare

(verb)

to try to damage, to attack

succhiare

(verb)

to suck

sfogliare

(verb)

to browse, to leaf through

tormentare

(verb)

to torture

rotolare

(verb)

to roll

affarsi

(verb)

to suit, to agree with

fabbricare

(verb)

to make

rimproverare

(verb)

to scold, to reproach, tell off

convergere

(verb)

to converge

revocare

(verb)

to annul, to repeal, to revoke

datare

(verb)

to date

censurare

(verb)

to censor, to subject to censorship

divergere

(verb)

to diverge

modellare

(verb)

to model, to mould/mold, to shape, to fashion

contentare

(verb)

to please or satisfy, alternative form of accontentare

risposare

(verb)

to cause to get married again, to give a spouse to again, to remarry

interpellare

(verb)

to consult

entusiasmare

(verb)

to excite, arouse enthusiasm, thrill

intrattenere

(verb)

to entertain

ravvicinare

(verb)

to bring closer together

dorare

(verb)

to gild

rallegrare

(verb)

to cheer up

danzare

(verb)

to dance

scomporre

(verb)

to decompose, to disaggregate, to break up

ardere

(verb)

to burn

modulare

(verb)

to modulate

sequestrare

(verb)

to confiscate

distogliere

(verb)

to remove, take away

bussare

(verb)

to knock

sfogare

(verb)

to flow out, escape

sorvegliare

(verb)

to watch, keep an eye on, watch over

confluire

(verb)

to flow together

degnare

(verb)

to deign to give

cavalcare

(verb)

to ride

vien

(verb)

Apocopic form of viene

immagazzinare

(verb)

to store up, accumulate

rimborsare

(verb)

to pay back, to reimburse

riversare

(verb)

to pour again

risorgere

(verb)

to rise again

infastidire

(verb)

to irk, annoy or irritate

incalzare

(verb)

to chase, to pursue, to follow closely, to press

catalogare

(verb)

to catalogue/catalog

smarrire

(verb)

to lose

scandire

(verb)

to articulate

scrutare

(verb)

to scrutinize, to scan, to examine

scacciare

(verb)

to drive away or chase away

ridisegnare

(verb)

to redraw

oltrepassare

(verb)

to cross, exceed, overreach

stabilizzare

(verb)

to stabilize

deputare

(verb)

to delegate

reprimere

(verb)

to repress, to suppress

reclamare

(verb)

to protest, to complain, to object

trascrivere

(verb)

to transcribe

vigere

(verb)

to be in force

radunare

(verb)

to gather, assemble, herd

contraddire

(verb)

to contradict

declinare

(verb)

to slope downward, to decline

pendere

(verb)

to droop

rialzare

(verb)

to raise again, to reraise

imboccare

(verb)

to feed

infliggere

(verb)

to inflict

inclinare

(verb)

to tilt, to tip, to recline

decretare

(verb)

to decree, to order

spacciare

(verb)

to traffic in

corrompere

(verb)

to corrupt

assaggiare

(verb)

to taste, to try, to sample

innovare

(verb)

to innovate in, to reform, to change

preannunciare

(verb)

to give advance notice or warning of

rimpiangere

(verb)

to regret, rue, begrudge

incassare

(verb)

to crate, to put into a crate

congelare

(verb)

to freeze, congeal

decentrare

(verb)

to decentralize

spaziare

(verb)

to range or rove

aggrappare

(verb)

to seize, to grab, to cling

tranquillizzare

(verb)

to calm down, appease

chinare

(verb)

to bend, bow, lower, lean

intercorrere

(verb)

to pass

annuire

(verb)

to nod in agreement

battezzare

(verb)

to baptize or christen

acconsentire

(verb)

to agree

sedurre

(verb)

to seduce, beguile

rigettare

(verb)

to send back or away

sorreggere

(verb)

to support, hold up

parcheggiare

(verb)

to park

siglare

(verb)

to initial

predicare

(verb)

to preach

graziare

(verb)

to pardon

insultare

(verb)

to insult

ristrutturare

(verb)

to reorganize, to restructure

purificare

(verb)

to purify

trionfare

(verb)

to triumph, to prevail, to win

industrializzare

(verb)

to industrialize

coniare

(verb)

to mint

affinare

(verb)

to refine

ricomporre

(verb)

to recompose

prescegliere

(verb)

to select

intestare

(verb)

to address

appuntare

(verb)

to sharpen

tarare

(verb)

to tare

fluire

(verb)

to flow

diffidare

(verb)

to distrust, or be suspicious

scopare

(verb)

to sweep, to brush

serrare

(verb)

to close, shut

vibrare

(verb)

to vibrate

vomitare

(verb)

to vomit, to throw up

mischiare

(verb)

to mix, blend

impadronirsi

(verb)

to seize or take possession

gelare

(verb)

to freeze, to chill, to frost

minimizzare

(verb)

to minimize, downplay, play down or make light of

imprigionare

(verb)

to put in prison, to imprison, to jail, to incarcerate

ripulire

(verb)

to clean again

calpestare

(verb)

to trample or tread on

pervadere

(verb)

to pervade, permeate

aggiustare

(verb)

to repair, to mend, to fix

accomodare

(verb)

to repair, to fix

libare

(verb)

to sip

deprimere

(verb)

to depress, to weaken

concertare

(verb)

to devise

insinuare

(verb)

to slip or slide

atterrare

(verb)

to knock down, to throw down

solere

(verb)

to be used to

scavalcare

(verb)

to unsaddle

risuonare

(verb)

to play again, to replay

incorrere

(verb)

to run into or come up against

amplificare

(verb)

to amplify

pregiudicare

(verb)

to prejudge, to forejudge

rimpiazzare

(verb)

to replace, to substitute for

riciclare

(verb)

to recycle

confortare

(verb)

to comfort, to console

ardire

(verb)

to dare or

assalire

(verb)

to attack, assail

infettare

(verb)

to infect

rimare

(verb)

to rhyme

ripiegare

(verb)

to fold

disarmare

(verb)

to disarm

affiorare

(verb)

to emerge, to surface

affollare

(verb)

to fill with a crowd, to pack, to cram

commercializzare

(verb)

to market

strisciare

(verb)

to rub

cuocere

(verb)

to cook, to bake

distaccare

(verb)

to separate

menare

(verb)

to hit, beat

cimentare

(verb)

to put to the test, to test

cooperare

(verb)

to cooperate, collaborate, contribute

propagare

(verb)

to spread

scongiurare

(verb)

to beg or implore

filare

(verb)

to spin

stanziare

(verb)

to allocate

fruire

(verb)

to have the use, make use, to take advantage

cotonare

(verb)

to make cottony, to give to appearance of cotton

dimagrire

(verb)

to become thin or thinner, to lose weight, to slim

incastrare

(verb)

to insert

varcare

(verb)

to cross, pass

ostentare

(verb)

to flaunt, show off

tardare

(verb)

to be late, to delay

bocciare

(verb)

to reject

sigillare

(verb)

to seal something

razionalizzare

(verb)

to rationalize

sporgere

(verb)

to reach out, to stick out

terrificare

(verb)

to terrify

frustrare

(verb)

to frustrate

imputare

(verb)

to impute, attribute, ascribe

disfare

(verb)

to undo, untie

ricambiare

(verb)

to change again

circoscrivere

(verb)

to circumscribe, encompass

sporcare

(verb)

to dirty, soil, stain

alleviare

(verb)

to alleviate, relieve

massacrare

(verb)

to massacre, slaughter

urtare

(verb)

to hit or strike

radere

(verb)

to shave

agganciare

(verb)

to hook

riutilizzare

(verb)

to use again, to reuse, to reutilize

transitare

(verb)

to pass

ridimensionare

(verb)

to reorganize

arretrare

(verb)

to move back, to pull back

disattivare

(verb)

to deactivate, to defuse

perire

(verb)

to die, perish

venerare

(verb)

to venerate, revere

avverare

(verb)

to affirm, assert

cascare

(verb)

to fall

relegare

(verb)

to relegate

addurre

(verb)

to produce

emigrare

(verb)

to emigrate

recensire

(verb)

to review

intonare

(verb)

to tune

intaccare

(verb)

to corrode

ultimare

(verb)

to finish, to complete, to finalize

perseguitare

(verb)

to persecute

confinare

(verb)

to intern, to confine

allentare

(verb)

to loosen

arruolare

(verb)

to enlist

tuffare

(verb)

to plunge

arrampicare

(verb)

to climb

ledere

(verb)

to hurt, infringe

rizzare

(verb)

to erect

comprovare

(verb)

to prove, to confirm, to substantiate, to demonstrate

automatizzare

(verb)

to automate

filmare

(verb)

to film, shoot

tessere

(verb)

to weave

ostinarsi

(verb)

insist

conformare

(verb)

to shape, to conform, to adapt

sconsigliare

(verb)

to not recommend

supplicare

(verb)

to implore, beseech

soggiornare

(verb)

to stay, to sojourn

neutralizzare

(verb)

to neutralize, counteract, nullify

svariare

(verb)

to vary, to diversify

raffinare

(verb)

to refine

incantare

(verb)

to enchant, bewitch, beguile, spellbind

dimezzare

(verb)

to cut in half, to halve

sfumare

(verb)

to soften or lighten

ovviare

(verb)

to remedy

sensibilizzare

(verb)

to sensitize

dilatare

(verb)

to dilate

riprovare

(verb)

to try, try on or experience again

intimare

(verb)

to order in a peremptory or imperious way

abbreviare

(verb)

to abbreviate, to shorten

disputare

(verb)

to dispute, discuss, argue

ritagliare

(verb)

to cut out

dolere

(verb)

to hurt, to ache

figgere

(verb)

to thrust, to drive, to stick

ubicare

(verb)

to locate or site

figliare

(verb)

to breed, to give birth, to bring forth, to litter

imbarazzare

(verb)

to obstruct, to hinder, to impede

patire

(verb)

to undergo, to receive, to endure

appellare

(verb)

to call

grattare

(verb)

to scratch

mormorare

(verb)

to murmur, to whisper

bollire

(verb)

to boil, to brew

frammentare

(verb)

to fragment or shard

rivalutare

(verb)

to revalue

sprofondare

(verb)

to plunge, to sink, to cause to crash down

quadrare

(verb)

to square

assaporare

(verb)

to savour/savor, to taste

armonizzare

(verb)

to harmonize

adire

(verb)

to bring legal proceedings before

macchiare

(verb)

to stain, mark, smear

riaffermare

(verb)

to reaffirm

constare

(verb)

to consist, to be composed

soggiungere

(verb)

to add

improntare

(verb)

to imprint, impress

prediligere

(verb)

to prefer, have predilection for

masticare

(verb)

to chew

sterrare

(verb)

to excavate

intercettare

(verb)

to intercept

avventurare

(verb)

to venture, to risk

sommergere

(verb)

to submerge, to sink

degradare

(verb)

to degrade

ripresentare

(verb)

to submit, put forward or introduce again

sbrigare

(verb)

to carry out or complete quickly, to finish up

arare

(verb)

to plough / plow

eccedere

(verb)

to exceed, to overstep

seccare

(verb)

to dry

sopraffare

(verb)

to overwhelm, overpower

discorrere

(verb)

to discuss

opprimere

(verb)

to suffocate

ribaltare

(verb)

to tip over, to overturn, to capsize

impoverire

(verb)

to impoverish

obiettare

(verb)

to object

prefiggere

(verb)

to establish in advance, to secure

balzare

(verb)

to jump, skip or leap

guastare

(verb)

to ruin, to damage

comparare

(verb)

to compare

intrappolare

(verb)

to trap, to entrap, to ensnare

desumere

(verb)

to draw or derive

gioire

(verb)

to rejoice or , or be delighted

scalare

(verb)

to climb, to scale

colare

(verb)

to strain

avvelenare

(verb)

to poison

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