Chapter 5: The Irregular Verbs

The fifth chapter holds the irregular verbs.

Some of these verbs are indicated as verb-endings (e.g. ~tener). This means that all tener-verbs (e.g. mantener, obtener) are built following the conjugation rules for the tener-verb.

Irregular verbs:

A

36. ~abrir
37. aburrirse
38. agoler
39. andar (desandar)
40. asir

C

41. caber
42. ~caer
43. ~cernir
44. ~cubrir

D

45. dar
46. decir (1)
47. ~decir (2)
48. degollar
49. desosar

E

50. embaír
51. erguir
52. errar
53. estar

H

54. haber
55. ~hacer

I

56. ir

J

57. jugar

L

58. ~lucir

O

59. ~oir
60. oler

P

61. poder
62. ~poner
63. ~primir

Q

64. querer

R

65. raer
66. regoldar
67. ~roer

S

68. saber
69. ~salir
70. ~scribir
71. ser

T

72. ~tañer
73. ~tener
74. ~traer

U

75. ~unir

V

76. ~valer
77. ~venir
78. ver (1)
79. ~ver (2)

Y

80. ~yacer

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also see:
Chapter 1: General Information
Chapter 2: The regular verbs
Chapter 3: Vocal-dependent, irregular verbs
Chapter 4: The irregular verb-endings
Chapter 5: The irregular verbs
Chapter 6: Verbs with irregular Participio Pasado
Chapter 7: Appendix