Japanese basic verbs

suru

to do

iku

to go

kuru

to come

miru

to see, to look

kiku

to hear, to ask

hanasu

to speak

taberu

to eat

nomu

to drink

aru

to be (inanimate), to exist, to have

iru

to be (animate), to exist

neru

to sleep

okiru

to wake up

kau

to buy

uru

to sell

tsukau

to use

kangaeru

to think, to consider

wakaru

to understand

tsukuru

to make, to create

asobu

to play, to hang out

hashiru

to run

oyogu

to swim

matsu

to wait

toru

to take

kaeru

to return (home)

motsu

to hold, to carry

shinu

to die

korosu

to kill

tatakau

to fight

mamoru

to protect, to guard

kowasu

to break (something)

kowareru

to break (intransative)

sakebu

to shout, to scream

nigeru

to run away, to escape

tsukamaru

to get caught, to be arrested

semeru

to attack, to blame

damaru

to be silent

uragiru

to betray

motomeru

to seek, to desire

kizutsuku

to get hurt

naosu

to heal, to fix (transitive)

naoru

to heal, to be fixed (intransitive)

kotaeru

to answer

shinjiru

to believe

tasukeru

to help, to save

ochiru

to fall

agaru

to rise, to go up

furu

to fall (rain, snow)

hikaru

to shine

warau

to laugh, to smile

naku

to cry