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APPENDIX OF

ADDITIONAL VERBS

This appendix consists of over 1,500 additional verbs. Each verb in this appendix
has a reference to a fully conjugated verb with a matching conjugation. For exam-
ple, ammirare (to admire) will point you to page 298, where you’ll find guardare (to
look), because both verbs are identically conjugated. The note of the charted verb
may include information on the verb you need. This appendix also contains idi-
omatic usages of common verbs.

Note the following:
• Verbs followed by an asterisk (*) use avere or essere in compound tenses
without distinction. The asterisk also follows the verb that usually take
essere in compound tenses, unless followed by a direct object, in which case
they require avere. (See the Verb Usage Review for more information.)
• Verbs followed by a dagger (†) do not have a past participle.
• Verbs followed by a double dagger (‡) do not have a past participle or a past
definite.

ITALIAN ENGLISH PAGE

VERB VERB NUMBER
abbaiare to bark 567
abbattere to knock down, to destroy 124
abbattersi to lose heart 124
abbellire to embellish 140
abbinare to go with, to match, to pair 394
abbonarsi to take out a subscription/season ticket 84
abbondare to abound 394
abbreviare to shorten 567
abbronzarsi to get tanned 84
abbrustolire to toast 271
abbrutirsi to become brutish 596
abbuffarsi to stuff oneself 84
abdicare to abdicate 287
abolire to abolish 140
abortire to abort, to have an abortion 140
abusare to abuse 394
accadere to happen 135
accaldarsi to get hot 84
accalorarsi to become animated 84