Is there a complete list of all Italian irregular verbs?
I would appreciate it in particular to find a table that includes the various subregularities, too.
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2In this web site you can find the the conjugation of most common Italian irregular verbs: grammatica-italiana.dossier.net/…– Charo ♦Aug 29, 2014 at 14:18
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Sure it is long! ;-)– egreg ♦Aug 29, 2014 at 19:25
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There is a complete (I believe: it says “i verbi irregolari dell'italiano moderno”), accurately annotated list of Italian irregular verbs in Serianni's Italian grammar, in paragraphs 125-355 of Ch. XI (pages 300-320 in Garzanti edition, Italiano; there is also an edition by UTET).
I don't know any online complete list of irregular Italian verbs, but I think a good book is this one: Roberto Tartaglione, Verbissimo: tutti i verbi italiani (Firenze: Alma Edizioni, 1999), http://www.almaedizioni.it/en/catalogue/scheda/verbissimo/.
Good online resources on Italian verbs are the verbix conjugator verbix.com or italian-verbs.com. All Italian verbs are fully conjugated, both regular and irregular, but occasionally you may find some mistakes. If you are looking for a more reputable source, I recommend The Big Book of Italian Verbs: 900 Fully Conjugated Verbs in All Tenses...
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@ryanmitchell: I notice that you have suggested those websites and that book in at least three different answers. I don't know them, but I don't doubt they are useful. May I only ask whether you are involved in one or more of them?– DaGApr 12, 2020 at 10:57