rollen

to roll or turn over, often with the sense of moving something heavy or bulky with effort

to roll like a ball; used for round objects or movement resembling a ball rolling

to let something roll; emphasizes allowing movement rather than actively pushing all the time

to smooth; not a real synonym for roll, but related by meaning in some contexts of making a surface even

to wrap or wind around; it means covering something by winding material around it, not rolling it

to turn around, rotate; movement around an axis, not necessarily rolling along a surface

to somersault or overturn; often used for a sudden flip, for example with a car or a person

to round off or make round; more about shape than about movement

to roll or tumble along; a colloquial word for a light, often uncontrolled movement of a small object

to push; moving something forward by applying pressure, not by rolling

to move along, travel, get around; a very general word without a specific manner of movement