Biblical Hebrew verb index in alphabetical order (Aleph to Tav). It features only verbs found in the New Testament, formatted with traditional Old Testament vowel pointers (nikkud) and English phonetic pronunciation guides according to your style.

Pronunciation Guide
ee as in bee
eh as in elephant
ah as in father
oh as in no
oo as in flute
ch is guttural, as in the Scottish loch

​Aleph (אָלֶף)

• אָהַב (a-hav) — to love
• אָמַר (a-mar) — to say, speak
• אָכַל (a-chal) — to eat
• אָמַן (a-man) — to believe, trust (Hiphil: he-eh-min)
• אָפָה (a-fah) — to bake

Bet (בֵּית)

• בָּא (ba) — to come, enter
• בֵּרֵךְ (beh-rech) — to bless
• בִּקֵּשׁ (bee-kesh) — to seek, look for
• בָּנָה (ba-nah) — to build
• בָּחַר (ba-char) — to choose

Gimel (גִּימֶל)

• גָּאַל (ga-al) — to redeem
• גָּדַל (ga-dal) — to grow, become great
• גָּלָה (ga-lah) — to reveal, uncover
• גָּנַב (ga-nav) — to steal
• גָּמַל (ga-mal) — to reward, deal fully with

Dalet (דָּלֶת)

• דִּבֶּר (dee-ber) — to speak, talk
• דָּרַשׁ (da-rash) — to inquire, seek
• דָּרַךְ (da-rach) — to tread, walk upon
• דָּבַק (da-vak) — to cling, hold fast
• דָּן (dan) — to judge

He (הֵא)

• הָיָה (ha-yah) — to be, become
• הָלַךְ (ha-lach) — to walk, go
• הוֹשִׁיעַ (ho-shee-a) — to save, rescue
• הִלֵּל (hee-lel) — to praise
• הָרַג (ha-rag) — to kill, slay

Vav (וָו)(In Hebrew, verbs do not natively begin with the letter Vav in their dictionary root form; Vav primarily functions as a conjunction prefix meaning "and".)
Zayin (זַיִן)

• זָכַר (za-char) — to remember
• זָבַח (za-vach) — to sacrifice
• זָרַע (za-ra) — to sow (seed)
• זָעַק (za-ak) — to cry out
• זָקֵן (za-ken) — to grow old

Chet (חֵית)

• חָטָא (cha-ta) — to sin, miss the mark
• חָיָה (cha-yah) — to live
• חָשַׁב (cha-shav) — to think, consider, reckon
• חָזַר (cha-zar) — to return, repeat
• חָנַן (cha-nan) — to show grace, be gracious

Tet (טֵית)

• טָבַל (ta-val) — to immerse, baptize
• טָהֵר (ta-her) — to cleanse, purify
• טָעַם (ta-am) — to taste
• טָמַן (ta-man) — to hide, bury
• טָרַף (ta-raf) — to tear in pieces

Yod (יוֹד)

• יָדַע (ya-da) — to know, comprehend
• יָשַׁב (ya-shav) — to sit, dwell, abide
• יָצָא (ya-tsa) — to go out, come forth
• יָרַד (ya-rad) — to go down, descend
• יָרַשׁ (ya-rash) — to inherit

Kaf (כַּף)

• כָּתַב (ka-tav) — to write
• כִּפֶּר (kee-per) — to atone, forgive
• כָּרַע (ka-ra) — to bow down, kneel
• כָּרַת (ka-rat) — to cut (a covenant)
• כִּסָּה (kee-sah) — to cover, conceal

Lamed (לָמֶד)

• לָקַח (la-kach) — to take, receive
• לִמֵּד (lee-med) — to teach
• לָלֶדֶת / יָלַד (ya-lad) — to give birth, bring forth
• לָנָה (la-nah) — to lodge, pass the night
• לָחַם (la-cham) — to fight, contend

Mem (מֵם)

• מָצָא (ma-tsa) — to find
• מָלַךְ (ma-lach) — to reign, rule as king
• מָלֵא (ma-leh) — to fill, be full
• מָסַר (ma-sar) — to hand over, deliver
• מָחָה (ma-chah) — to wipe away, erase

Nun (נוּן)

• נָתַן (na-tan) — to give, grant
• נָפַל (na-fal) — to fall
• נָשָׂא (na-sa) — to lift up, carry, bear
• נִחַם (nee-cham) — to comfort, repent
• נָגַע (na-ga) — to touch

Samekh (סָמֶךְ)

• סָלַח (sa-lach) — to forgive, pardon
• סָגַד (sa-gad) — to worship, bow down
• סָבַב (sa-vav) — to surround, turn
• סָמַךְ (sa-mach) — to lay hands on, lean upon
• סָגַר (sa-gar) — to shut, close

Ayin (עַיִן)

• עָשָׂה (a-sah) — to do, make
• עָבַד (a-vad) — to serve, work
• עָבַר (a-var) — to pass over, cross
• עָלָה (a-lah) — to go up, ascend
• עָמַד (a-mad) — to stand

Pe (פֵּא)

• פָּדָה (pa-dah) — to redeem, ransom
• פָּקַד (pa-kad) — to visit, attend to
• פָּתַח (pa-tach) — to open
• פָּנָה (pa-nah) — to turn toward
• פָּרַשׂ (pa-ras) — to spread out, stretch forth

Tsade (צָדִי)

• צִוָּה (tsee-vah) — to command
• צָדַק (tsa-dak) — to be righteous, justified
• צָעַק (tsa-ak) — to cry out, call
• צָם (tsam) — to fast
• צָמַח (tsa-mach) — to sprout, spring up

Qof (קוֹף)

• קָרָא (qa-ra) — to call, read, proclaim
• קָם (kam) — to arise, stand up
• קִדַּשׁ (kee-dash) — to sanctify, make holy
• קִבֵּל (kee-bel) — to receive, accept
• קָבַר (qa-var) — to bury

Resh (רֵישׁ)

• רָאָה (ra-ah) — to see, look
• רָפָא (ra-fa) — to heal
• רָץ (rats) — to run
• רָחַץ (ra-chats) — to wash, cleanse
• רָכַב (ra-chav) — to ride

Shin / Sin (שִׁין / שִׂין)

• שָׁמַע (sha-ma) — to hear, listen, obey
• שָׁלַח (sha-lach) — to send out
• שָׁמַר (sha-mar) — to keep, guard, observe
• שָׁפַט (sha-fat) — to judge, govern
• שָׂמַח (sa-mach) — to rejoice, be glad

Tav (תָּו)

• תָּהָה (ta-hah) — to wonder, marvel
• תָּקַע (ta-ka) — to blow (a trumpet), blast
• תָּמַךְ (ta-mach) — to uphold, support
• תָּעָה (ta-ah) — to wander, go astray
• תָּפַשׂ (ta-fas) — to seize, lay hold of