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Italian Top 100 Verbs

Learn the 100 most frequent Italian verbs in two steps of 50. Ranked from the wordfreq Italian list: every conjugated form is mapped to its infinitive, and a verb keeps the rank of its first form. Each card shows the infinitive, a meaning, an example with its translation and notes on irregular forms.

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  • riguardare

    to concern

  • to hear; to feel

    sentire

  • perdere

    to lose; to miss (a train)

  • to excuse; to forgive

    scusare

  • cambiare

    to change

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essere
to be
avere
to have
fare
to do; to make
potere
can; to be able to
stare
to be (how you are); to stay
dire
to say; to tell
venire
to come
andare
to go
vedere
to see
sapere
to know; to know how
dovere
to have to; to owe
sembrare
to seem; to look
volere
to want
dare
to give
credere
to believe; to think
parlare
to speak; to talk
bastare
to be enough
scrivere
to write
pensare
to think
piacere
to like; to please
trovare
to find
pubblicare
to publish
prendere
to take; to have (food, drink)
trattare
to treat; to deal with
capire
to understand
passare
to pass; to spend (time); to drop by
mettere
to put; to place
vivere
to live
usare
to use
parere
to seem
guardare
to look at; to watch
continuare
to continue
significare
to mean
bisognare
to be necessary
sperare
to hope
leggere
to read
servire
to be needed; to serve
cercare
to look for; to try
lavorare
to work
riguardare
to concern
sentire
to hear; to feel
perdere
to lose; to miss (a train)
scusare
to excuse; to forgive
cambiare
to change
decidere
to decide
portare
to bring; to carry; to wear
chiedere
to ask
diventare
to become
partire
to leave; to depart
arrivare
to arrive
esistere
to exist
tornare
to come back; to return
mostrare
to show
costare
to cost
entrare
to enter; to go in
iniziare
to start; to begin
ottenere
to obtain; to get (achieve)
creare
to create
morire
to die
valere
to be worth; to be valid
riuscire
to succeed; to manage
uscire
to go out
chiamare
to call; to name
mangiare
to eat
restare
to stay; to remain
conoscere
to know (people, places); to meet
finire
to finish; to end
lasciare
to leave; to let
nascere
to be born
scoprire
to discover; to find out
evitare
to avoid
ricevere
to receive; to get
aprire
to open
rimanere
to stay; to remain
rendere
to give back; to make
seguire
to follow
giocare
to play (games, sport)
tenere
to hold; to keep
vincere
to win
presentare
to introduce; to present
provare
to try on; to try
ricordare
to remember; to remind
succedere
to happen
pagare
to pay
scegliere
to choose
mancare
to be missing; to miss (someone)
aiutare
to help
considerare
to consider; to regard
raggiungere
to reach; to join
amare
to love
funzionare
to work (of a machine)
rappresentare
to represent; to depict
rispondere
to answer; to reply
mantenere
to keep; to maintain
uccidere
to kill
permettere
to allow
comprare
to buy
aspettare
to wait for; to expect
dedicare
to devote; to dedicate
notare
to notice

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Published November 1, 2026