I'm currently studying about the potential form of verbs, but what I'm curious
about is the intranstive verbs with potential meaning. The blog I'm studying
from had an example with the verb 見る:

"You see a sign for a bar and want to say, "Can you see that sign over there?"
You might think of conjugating the verb 見る (to see) into the potential form
and saying: ❌ あの看板見られる？

見られる is the potential form of the transitive verb 見る. However, in Japanese,
there is an intransitive verb 見える, which means "to be in sight," and it is
used for when something comes into your line of sight naturally without you
trying to see it. In this case, instead of using the potential form of 見る, we
use the non-potential, regular form of the intransitive verb 見える and say:

⭕️ あの看板見える？ Is the sign over there in your sight?"

So my question is if there are another intransitive verbs with potential
meaning as in this example, like a list or something, I tried searching but
couldn't find anything specific.

Here is the blog: [https://www.tofugu.com/japanese-grammar/verb-potential-
form-
reru/#:~:text=〜れる%20is%20what%20we%27re,and%20泳げる%20(can%20swim)](https://www.tofugu.com/japanese-
grammar/verb-potential-form-
reru/#:%7E:text=%E3%80%9C%E3%82%8C%E3%82%8B%20is%20what%20we%27re,and%20%E6%B3%B3%E3%81%92%E3%82%8B%20\(can%20swim\)).
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Japanese intransitive verbs with potential meaning