Commonly used verbs for function methods

get get/set settings,       
add add/remove delete
create create/destory remove       
start start/stop stop
open open/close close,       
read read/write write
load load/save save,       
create create/destroy destroy
begin start/ end end,       
backup backup/restore restore
import import/export export,       
split split/merge merge
inject inject/extract extraction,       
attach attach/detach detach from
bind bind/separate detach,       
view view/browse browse
edit edit/modify modification,       
select select /mark mark
copy copy/paste paste,       
undo undo/redo redo
insert insert/delete remove,       
add add/append add
clean clean up/clear clean up,       
index index/sort sort
find find/search search,       
increase increase/decrease decrease
play play/pause pause,       
launch start/run run
compile compile/execute execute,       
debug debug/trace trace
observe observe/listen monitor,       
build build/publish publish
input Input/output output,       
encode encode/decode decode
encrypt/decrypt decrypt,       
compress compress/decompress decompress
pack pack/unpack unpack,       
parse parse/emit generate
connect connect/disconnect disconnect,       
send send/receive receive
download download/upload upload,       
refresh refresh/synchronize
update/revert restore,       
lock lock/unlock unlock
check out check out/check in check in,       
submit submit/commit deliver
push push/pull pull,       
expand expand/collapse collapse
begin/end end,       
start start/finish complete
enter enter/exit exit,       
abort give up/quit leave
obsolete discard/depreciate discard,       
collect collect/aggregate

Functions that involve returning logical values ​​can use logical words such as is, has, contains, etc. instead of verbs