Looking for a comprehensive list of Spanish -er verbs? You’re in the right place!

Today I will share with you a list of regular and irregular Spanish verbs that end in -er.

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Would you like to learn to conjugate the following Spanish -er verbs? Visit the post called How to Conjugate Regular Verbs in Spanish.

Spanish -ER Verbs: Regular

To conjugate regular -er verbs in the simple present tense, drop the -er ending and add any of the following endings to the verb stem, depending on the person you want to refer to: -o, -es, -és, -e, -emos, -éis, -en.

  • absorber (absorb)
  • acceder (access)
  • beber (drink)
  • ceder (give, yield)
  • comer (eat)
  • cometer (commit)
  • barrer (sweep, brush)
  • comprender (understand, comprehend)
  • comprometer (compromise, engage)
  • conceder (grant, award)
  • correr (run, race)
  • corresponder (correspond, reciprocate)
  • corromper (corrupt, defile)
  • coser (sew, stitch)
  • deber (should, must)
  • depender (depend, rely)
  • desprender (detach, release)
  • emprender (undertake, begin)
  • esconder (hide, conceal)
  • exceder (exceed, surpass)
  • interceder (intercede, intervene)
  • lamer (lick)
  • meter (put, pop)
  • prender (turn on, fire)
  • pretender (pretend, intend)
  • proceder (proceed, move on)
  • prometer (promise, vow)
  • recorrer (travel, tour)
  • repeler (repel, fight)
  • responder (respond, answer)
  • retroceder (back, retreat)
  • romper (break, crack)
  • socorrer (help, assist)
  • someter (submit, subject)
  • suceder (happen, occur)
  • suspender (suspend, stop)
  • tejer (weave, knit)
  • temer (fear, dread)
  • toser (cough)
  • vender (sell)

Spanish -ER Verbs: Irregular

Would you like to learn to conjugate the following list of irregular -er verbs? Visit the post called How to Conjugate Stem-Changing Verbs in Spanish.

  • absolver (absolve)
  • ascender (promote)
  • atender (attend)
  • atener [se] (abide, stick to)
  • atraer (attract, draw)
  • caber (fit)
  • caer (fall, drop)
  • conmover (move, stir)
  • contender (fight, quarrel)
  • contraer (contract, get)
  • creer (believe, think)
  • defender (defend, uphold)
  • demoler (demolish, tear down)
  • desatender (neglect, disregard)
  • descender (descend)
  • desenvolver (unfold)
  • deshacer (undo, dissolve)
  • detener (stop, halt)
  • devolver (return, repay)
  • disolver (dissolve, disperse)
  • disponer (provide, lay out)
  • distraer (distract, divert)
  • doler (hurt, pain)
  • encender (turn on)
  • entender (understand)
  • entretener (entertain, amuse)
  • envolver (wrap, engage)
  • exponer (expose, exhibit)
  • extender (extend, spread)
  • extraer (remove, extract)
  • haber (have)
  • hacer (do, perform)
  • imponer (impose, force)
  • leer (read)
  • llover [impersonal verb] (rain)
  • malentender (misunderstand)
  • mantener (maintain, keep)
  • moler (grind)
  • morder (bite, chew)
  • mover (move, shift)
  • oler (smell, sniff)
  • oponer (oppose, refuse)
  • perder (lose)
  • poder (be able, can)
  • poner (put, place)
  • poseer (possess, have)
  • posponer (postpone, put off)
  • predisponer (predispose, prejudice)
  • promover (promote, foster)
  • proponer (propose, suggest)
  • proveer (provide, supply)
  • querer (love, want)
  • recaer (relapse, revert)
  • remover (remove)
  • reponer (replenish, replace)
  • resolver (resolve, solve)
  • retener (retain, hold)
  • retraer (retract)
  • revolver (scramble)
  • saber (know, can)
  • satisfacer (satisfy, meet)
  • ser (be)
  • sobreponer (superimpose)
  • sostener (sustain, support)
  • suponer (assume, suppose)
  • sustraer (subtract, abstract)
  • tender (tend, extend)
  • tener (need, have)
  • traer (bring, carry)
  • trascender (transcend)
  • valer (avail, cost)
  • ver (see, view)
  • verter (pour, discharge)
  • volver (return, go back)

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