Browse 18 Portuguese verbs beginning with the letter U
Uivar means to howl, typically used to describe the sound made by wolves, dogs, or other animals. It can also be used metaphorically to describe loud, prolonged sounds or cries.
Ultrajar means to outrage, insult, or offend someone deeply. It is used when describing acts that cause moral or emotional injury.
Ultrapassar means to surpass, overtake, or exceed something or someone. It is used when referring to surpassing limits, distances, or achievements.
Ulular means to hoot or to make a loud, prolonged sound, often associated with owls or similar animals. It can also be used figuratively to describe loud, expressive sounds.
Umidificar significa tornar algo mais úmido ou aumentar a umidade de um ambiente ou substância. É utilizado para descrever o ato de adicionar umidade a algo.
Ungir means to apply oil or a similar substance to someone or something as a ritual or ceremonial act, often with religious or symbolic significance.
Unificar significa tornar algo único, unido ou homogêneo. É usado quando se refere a consolidar diferentes partes, ideias ou entidades em uma só.
Uniformizar means to make uniform or consistent. It is used when referring to the process of standardizing procedures, standards, or characteristics across different entities or groups.
Unir means to join or bring together different parts or entities into a single whole. It is used in contexts involving combining, connecting, or unifying.
Untar means to apply a layer of fat, oil, or another substance onto a surface, often used in cooking or in the context of greasing objects.
Urbanizar means to develop or transform land into an urban area, typically involving construction, infrastructure, and planning to create or improve urban spaces.
Urdir means to weave, to plot or to contrive something carefully, often related to planning or fabricating schemes or stories.
Urgir means to be urgent or necessary, often used to indicate something that requires immediate attention or action.
Urinar means to urinate, referring to the act of excreting urine from the bladder through the urethra. It is used in medical, biological, or informal contexts.
Usar means to use or employ something. It is commonly used when referring to utilizing objects, tools, or resources.
Usurpar means to seize or take something, especially power, rights, or property, without legal authority. It is used when describing wrongful or illegal appropriation.
Utilizado is the past participle form of the verb 'utilizar', which means to use or to utilize. It is used to describe something that has been used or employed for a purpose.
Utilizar means to use or employ something. It is often used in contexts involving the application or employment of tools, methods, or resources.