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List of Verbs: Infinitive Ends -iar

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Ending -car
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Ending -iar: i - í
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Stem Change e->ie
Stem Change o->ue
Stem Change e->i

These really are just regular -ar verbs in most senses. Many of the verbs in this category have a stress shift. That means that the I before the final -ar gets accented in some of these verbs, and stays weak (no stress shift) in others. By looking at the "subj stem" column, you can see which ones don't have any change (black and aligned to the left).

Those which DO require the stress shift are centered and the same color as this text.

Or easier yet, note the "yo" column, which directly shows the accented I (í) change. It just means that the I is emphasized. If you remember from the vowel chart, I is a weak vowel and usually forms a diphthong with another vowel. In these stressed versions, the I is NOT weak.

Click on the various items in the top row below to hear explanations:
español
stem change
"yo"
subj stem
¿pretérito?
¿futuro?
inglés
             
agraviar
-ío
agraví-
to offend, outrage, hurt, wrong, injure
agriar
-ío
agrí-
to sour, embitter, turn sour
aliar
-ío
alí-
to ally, league, unite
aliviar alivi- to lighten, unburden, alleviate, relieve
amnistiar
-ío
amnistí-
to amnesty
amplifiar
-ío
amplifí-
to amplify, magnify, extend
anunciar anunci- to announce, foretell, proclaim
apreciar apreci- to appreciate, appraise, esteem
arriar
-ío
arrí-
to lower, strike (boat), to flood, be flooded
asociar asoci- to associate
beneficiar benefici- to benefit
cambiar cambi- to change
cariar
-ío
carí-
to cause cavities, decay
cariciar carici- to caress, pet, fondle
columpiar columpi- to swing, sway, play on a swing-set
confiar
-ío
confí-
to confide, trust, rely
contrariar
-ío
contrarí-
to oppose, thwart, run counter to
criar
-ío
crí-
to create, nurse, raise, rear, breed
chirriar
-ío
chirrí-
to hiss, sizzle, chirp, screech, squeak
denunciar denunci- to denounce
desafiar
-ío
desafí-
to challenge, dare, rival
descarriar
-ío
descarrí-
to mislead, lead astray, to go wrong
desconfiar
-ío
desconfí-
to mistrust, distrust, lack confidence in
despreciar despreci- to despise, condemn, look down on
desviar
-ío
desví-
to deviate, deflect, swerve, turn away
divorciar divorci- to divorce
enfriar
-ío
enfrí-
to cool, make cool, get chilled
ensuciar ensuci- to soil, get dirty, stain, pollute
enviar
-ío
enví-
to send
envidiar envidi- to envy
espiar
-ío
espí-
to spy, spy on
esquiar
-ío
esquí-
to ski
estudiar estudi- to study
expatriar
-ío
expatrí-
to expatriate, leave one's country
fastidiar fastidi- to bug, annoy, bother
fiar
-ío
fí-
to answer for, bail, entrust, confide
fotografiar
-ío
fotografí-
to photograph, take pictures
guiar
-ío
guí-
to guide, lead
historiar
-ío
historí-
to depict (history), write down a history
iniciar inici- to initiate
intercambiar intercambi- to interchange, exchange
inventariar
-ío
inventarí-
to inventory
liar
-ío
lí-
to tie, bind, tie up, wrap up
licenciar licenci- to license
limpiar limpi - to clean, wipe
obviar
-ío
obví-
to obviate, remove, surmount
odiar odi- to hate
paliar
-ío
palí- to pale
piar
-ío
pí-
to chirp, peep
porfiar
-ío
porfí-
to insist, persist
pronunciar pronunci- to pronounce
repatriar
-ío
repatrí-
to repatriate, return to one's country
resfriar
-ío
resfrí-
to cool, chill, grow cold
rociar
-ío
rocí-
to dew, spray, sprinkle
telegrafiar
-ío
telegrafí-
to telegraph
vaciar
-ío
vací-
to empty
variar
-ío
varí-
to alter, vary, change
zurriar
-ío
zurrí-
to buzz, whirr