Irregular Verbs---ending with CER or CIR

Spanish	English
amanecer	to dawn; to wake up (12midnight and dawn)
aparecer	to appear; to show up
parecer
conocer	to know (someone)/ to recognize; to meet (someone); to be familiar with something
decrecer	to decrease; to decline (number,quality); to wane (interest)
esclarecer	to clarify; to clear up
favorecer	to favor (position or policy); to suit
merecer	to deserve
ofrecer	to offer; to give (party); to give (opportunity)
reconocer	to admit (error) ; to recognize (the truth); to acknowledge
deconocer	to be unaware of something
desobedecer	to disobey
obedecer	to obey; to comply with
encarecer	to become more expensive
carecer	to lack (interest or value)
enloquecer	to drive crazy or mad
endurecer	to harden (character or in general)
falecer	to pass away; to die
nacer	to be born; to hatch; to sprout; to start (career)
pacer	to graze
renacer	to be reborn
verdecer	to show greenish
adolecer	to suffer from
adormecer	to make sleepy
comparecer	to appear (in court)
desaparecer	to disappear
prevalecer	to prevail
rejuvenecer	to be rejuvenated
agradecer	to be thankful
establecer	to establish
pertenecer	to belong
placer	to please, gratify
yacer	to lie down
abastercer	To provide necessities; to supply (agua)
aborrecer	to abhor, to loathe (odiar)
acaecer	To happen, to come to pass, to take place; to take place
acontecer	To happen, to come about, to fare.
acrecer	to increase
anochecer	To grow dark
apetecer	To long for a thing, to crave.(helado)
atardecer	To get dark; it was getting dark
convalecer	to convalesce; To recover from sickness
desabastercer	Not to supply a place with provisions, either through neglect or in consequence of a prohibition.
desgradecer	not to know (ignorar);
desentumecer	to stretch
desfallecer	to be exhausted (debilitarse);to faint (desmayarse); To pine, to fall away, to grow weak
desfavorecer	To disfavor, to discountenance.2. To despise, to contemn.3. To injure, to hurt;4. To contradict, to oppose.
desmerecer	not to deserve, to be unworthy of
desvanecer	to dissipate, to disperse (humo, nubes) 2. to dispel (sospechas, temores)
embastecer	To become corpulent; to become fat or gross.
embebecer	To astonish, to stupefy.2. To entertain, to amuse
embellecer	to adorn, to embellish
embravecer	to become enraged (animal, persona) 2. to become rough (mar)
embrutecer	to make dull ;To stupefy.
empequeñecer	to diminish (quitar importancia); to overshadow, to dwarf (en una comparación);To make smaller, to diminish.
emplastecer	To level the surface in order to paint something. (Art)
enpobrecer	to impoverish
entristecer	to make sad
envanecer	To make vain; to lift, to swell with pride.;
envilecer	To vilify, to debase, to make contemptible.
escarnecer	to mock, to ridicule
envejecer	to grow old (hacerse viejo); to age (parecer viejo)
envilecer	To vilify, to debase, to make contemptible.
esclarecer	to clear up, to shed light on
estremecer	To shake (edificio), to tremble (persona: miedo), to shudder (horror), to be uncommonly agitated.
florecer	To flower, to bloom, to blossom. (n) 2. To flourish, to thrive, to prosper. (n) 3. To flourish in any age. (n)
fortalecer	. To fortify, to strengthen, to corroborate. 2. To fortify a place. 3. To aid, to encourage, to support (moralmente)
guarecer	To aid, to succour, to assist. 2. To guard, to preserve; to cure. verb reflexive3. To take refuge, to escape from danger
guarnecer	to decorate (adornar); to trim (ropa) 2. to garnish (cooking) (acompañar) 3. to be garrisoned in (military) (vigilar
humedecer	To moisten, to wet (mojar), to soak, to steep, to dampen.
languidecer	To languish, to pine, to wither.
obscurecer	To obscure, to darken.4. To cloud over.5. To fill with gloom or darkness.6. To cloud, to confuse the reason.7. To render a subject less intelligible.
padecer	to endure, to undergo (sufrimiento); to suffer (hambre, injusticia); to suffer from (enfermedad)
palidecer	to go o turn pale (ponerse pálido);
permanecer	to stay (en un lugar);2. to remain, to stay (en un estado)
pertenecer	to belong;to belong to; (ser propiedad de) to be up to, to be a matter for (corresponder a)
reaparecer	to reappear
recrudecer	1. to get worse
renacer	To be born again, to spring up again, to grow again. (n) 2. To acquire grace by baptism. (n)
resplandecer	To emit rays of light. (n) 2. To glitter, to glisten, to gleam, to be brilliant, to glow. (n) 3. To shine (relucir), to outshine, to be eminent or conspicuous.
restablecer	To restore, to re-establish.2. To recover from a disease, to mend.;to reinstate.
reverdecer	To grow green again (tierra, planta). (n) 2. To sprout again, to acquire new vigor and strength
enaltecer	to praise
enardecer	To fire with passion, to kindle, to inflame.
encallecer	to harden (manos, piel); to harden, to make callous (persona
encanecer	To grow gray. (n) 2. To mould. (n) 3. To grow old. (n) 4. To possess much experience and knowledge
enceguecer	to blind (Am)
engrandecer	To augment, to aggrandize, to increase. 2. To promote to a higher station, to exalt, to extol (ensalzar). 3. To exaggerate, to magnify (exagerar). (Metaphorical
enloquecer	to drive mad (volver loco) 2. to drive wild o crazy (gustar mucho)
enmudecer	to silence, to hush
ennegrecer	1. to blacken (poner negro)
conducir	to conduct; drive
deducir	to deduce
deslucir	to tarnish; spoil
inducir	to induce; persuade
introducir	to insert, introduce
lucir	to light up
reducir	to reduce
traducir	to translate
ejercer	to exert; exercise
ejerzo	I exercise
esparcir	to scatter, spread
esparzo	I spread
vencer	to conquer
venzo	I conquer
zurcir	to mend; darn
zurzo	I mend
producir	to produce