Dutch verb conjugation
150 verbs in the order learners meet them, each with every tense, the auxiliary (hebben or zijn), the past participle and example sentences.
Level A1
hebbento have, to possesszettento set, to putbeginnento beginluisterento listenbezoekento visitveranderento changezijnto be, to existdoento dokrijgento get, to receivegaanto go, to move from one place to anotherwetento know (knowledge), to be aware of somethingkomento comeziento seelatento leave, to cause to remain in the same position or statekijkento lookzeggento say, tellnemento take, to take hold ofvertellento tellgevento givemakento make, createbetekenento mean, to signifybellento ring, like using a bellvindento find (after searching)stoppento stop, to haltpratento talkvoelento feel, to have sensation ofverlatento leavebegrijpento understand (concepts, ideas)vragento ask (a question)horento heardodento killlevento livemissento miss (not hit)bewegento move, to be in motionvasthoudento hold (onto), to retainstervento diehopento hope for, to wish foropenento openspelento playrennento run, to move fastdraaiento turn, to turn roundslaanto hit, to slapbetalento paysluitento closevechtento fightlezento readwensento wishbrekento breaksnijdento cutsprekento speaklopento run, go fast on one's own legsveroorzakento causeverliezento lose (possession)schietento shoot, firewinnento win, to triumphvangento catchondertekenento sign, to put a signature underschrijvento writeuitleggento explaintrekkento pull, to drawterugkerento returnaanvallento attackvergevento forgiveslagento succeed (obtaining what was desired)hanterento utilize, wieldleidento lead, to take the leadvloekento curse, to damnopladento charge, rechargebedekkento cover, bedeckverbergento hideontspannento relaxverrassento surprise, to amazereparerento repairmarkerento markaanbiedento offerrealiserento realize, to achieveruikento smell (i.e. to perceive a smell)
Level A2
doorgaanto go through (with), to proceedomhelzento hug, embraceinstemmento agreetoevoegento addbeschrijvento write onreizento travelbinnenkomento enter, to come insidegroetento greetmengento mix, blenddragento carrystorento disturb, to bothergrijpento grabgroeiento grow physicallybereikento arrive at, to reachondersteunento supportpassento fit (have the right size)schoppenkick (strike with or raise the foot or leg)riskerento riskoverstekento cross, to traversebrandento burn, to set aflamerollento rollploffento thud; to make a dull sound (such as the sound made of an object falling on concrete)verhogento heightenexcuserento excuse, to pardonbehorento belong (be accepted in a group)voedento feedinpakkento pack up, to load things into a packagedienento servevullento fillherkennento recognizebaserento base (to have as its foundation or starting point)creërento create, maketekenento draw (by pencil)tillento lift, to raisevrijlatento releaseregelento regulate, to controlsplitsensplit (divide along a more or less straight line)suggererento suggestuitgevento spendbetreurento regret, to grieve overschuddento shake, to tremblevermijdento avoidbezorgento deliver (hand over)verzoekento request, to demand politelybotsento collideachtervolgento pursuerukkento jerk, to pullmailento email, e-mailhakento hook, to catchweigerento refuse, to deny (not to allow)verwijderento removeschreeuwento yell; to bellow; to shout; to talk loudlybloeiento blossom, to bear flowersontvangento receiveslepento drag, towofferento sacrificetracerento trace out, draw an outlinebenaderento approachbuigento bendvooruitgaanto go forwards
Level B1
fluisterento whisperbewonderento admirerichtento direct, aimverschijnento appear, show upaankondigento announceblijvento stay, to remainhechtento attach, to bindvoorziento provide, to supply (optionally [with van ‘with’])proberento try, to attemptproducerento produce (bring forth)aantrekkento attract, exert a pulling force (on an object) such as gravityontwikkelento developbadento bathe
Conjugation, meanings and examples: Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), via kaikki.org.
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