Common Esperanto Transitive Verbs

In Being Colloquial in Esperanto (also available at ELNA), David K. Jordan lists these common Esperanto transitive verbs...

• balanci = to swing or rock something back and forth
• bani = to bathe somebody
• bukli = to curl, to cause something to wind in circles
• dolori = to hurt, to cause pain
• etendi = to extend something
• fendi = to split something in two
• fermi = to close something
• fini = to finish, to come to the end of something
• fleksi = to bend something
• klini = to tilt something
• kolekti = to collect, to gather something up
• komenci = to begin something
• komuniki = to communicate something
• movi = to move something
• naŭzi = to nauseate
• paŝti = to put out to pasture, to herd
• profiti = to take advantage of, to profit from
• renkonti = to meet somebody, to encounter something
• renversi = to knock something down, to turn something over
• rompi = to break something to bits
• ruli = to roll something
• skui = to shake something
• streĉi = to stretch something, to wind (a watch)
• sufoki = to suffocate [somebody]
• svingi = to swing something
• ŝanĝi = to change something, to make it different
• ŝiri = to tear something
• ŝuti = to pour, to dump some non-liquid thing from a container
• tedi = to bore someone
• treni = to drag something, to tow something
• turni = to turn something
• veki = to awaken somebody, to rouse somebody
• vendi = to sell something
• venĝi = to get revenge for something
• verŝi = to pour, to dump some liquid from a container
• vindi = to bandage something or somebody