intransitive verb

tendre

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[ˈtendɾe]

1. transitive verb To buy (something), to purchase.

2. intransitive verb To buy.

Etymology: From tenda.

3. transitive verb To extend, to stretch.

4. intransitive verb To tend.

Etymology: From Latin tendere.

hautre

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[ˈau̯tɾe]

1. intransitive verb To live (in a house, a place, etc.).

Etymology: From haut plus derivative suffix -re.

vestre

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[ˈveʃtɾe]

1. transitive verb To dress (someone else).

2. intransitive verb To dress.

Etymology: From Latin vestire.

bullăre

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[ˈbuʎəɾe]

1. transitive verb To boil.

2. intransitive verb To boil.

Etymology: From Latin bullire.

coçre

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[ˈkosre]

1. transitive verb To cook.

2. intransitive verb To cook, to use the kitchen to cook.

Etymology: From Latin coquere.

pasăre

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[ˈpasəɾe]

1. intransitive verb To happen, to come in, to go by, to pass.

2. transitive verb To pass, to cross, to go beyond.

Etymology: From pas plus derivative suffix -re.

dolorăre

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[doˈloɾəɾe]

1. intransitive verb To hurt.

Etymology: From dolor plus derivative suffix -re.

curăre

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[ˈkuɾəɾe]

1. transitive verb To cure, to treat.

2. intransitive verb To work (said of a medicine).

Etymology: From cura plus derivative suffix -re.

partorăre

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[paɾˈtoɾəɾe]

1. intransitive verb To bear (a child).

Etymology: From Latin parturire.

fotujăre

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[foˈtujəɾe]

1. intransitive verb To fuck (informal word).

2. transitive verb To fuck someone (informal word), to have sexual intercourse with someone.

Etymology: From Latin futuere.