sono, ui, it-, sound. sto, steti, stat-, stand. tono, ui, it-, thunder. veto, ui, it-, forbid.

II.

algeo, alsi, be cold. ardoo, arsi, ars-, burn. augeo, xi, ct-, increase. caveo, cavi, caut-, care. censeo, nsui, ns-, value. cieo, civi, cit-, excite. deleo, evi, et-, destroy. doceo, cui, doct-, teach. faveo, vi, faut-, favor. ferveo, vi, bui, boil. fleo, flevi, flet-, weep. foveo, fovi, fot-, cherish. frigeo, fixi, be cold. fulgeo, fulsi, shine. hæreo, si, hoes-, stick indulgeo, si, s-, indulge. jubeo, jussi, juss-, vid. langueo, gui, faint. liqueo, li qui (cui), melt. uceo, luxi, shine.'

ugeo, xi, ct-, mourn. maneo, si, mans-, wait. misceo, scui, st-, (xt-)

voveu, vovi, VOU,

III.

abdo, didi, dit-, hide.
ago, egi, act-, drive.
alo, ui, alt-(it-), nouris)
arcesso, ivi, it-,summer
bibo, bibi, bibit-, drink
cædo, cecidi, ces-, cu
cado, cecidi, cas-, fall
cano,cecini, cant-, sing
capesso, sivi, undertake
cedo,'cessi, cess-, move
capio, cepi, capt-, take
-celló, -ui, -cels-, impel
-cendo, di, cens-, kindl
cerno-, crevi, cret-, de

mix, mingle, mordeo, momordi, mors-, bite. moveo, vi, mot-, move. mulceo, lsi, 1s-, soothe. mulgeo, lsi (xi), ls(Ict-), milk. neo, nevi, net-, spin. niveo, tnixi, wink. paveo, pavi, fear. pendeo, pependi, hang. -pleo, plevi, plet-, fill. prandeo, ndi, ns-, dine. rideo, risi, ris-, laugh. sedeo, sedi, sess-, sit. sorbe, bui (psi), suck. spondeo, spopondi, spons-, pledge.

cree.

rudo, rudiv rumpo, rup sapio, ivi, 1 ruo, rui, ru scabo, scab scando, di, scisco, ivi, scindo, idi, scribo, psi, sero, sevi, sero, -seru

twine.

cingo, cinxi, net-, gird PRES.
claudo, si, claus-, shut
compesco, cui, restrain
colo, coluí, cult-, till.
consulo, lui, lt-, consult.
credo, didi, dit-, trust.
coquo, coxi, coct-, cook
cresco, evi, et-, grow.
-cumbo, -cubui, -cu-
cudo, -di, -cus-, forge.

bit-, lie down.
curro, cucurri, curs-,
cupio, ivi, it-, desire.

run.

FUT. P. con

IMP.

cor

INF. con

PART. cor

GER.

-cutio, -ssi, -ss-, shake.
demo, mpsi, mpt-, take SUP.

away.

depso, sui, st-, knead.
disco,, didici, discitu-

rus, learn.

-do, didi, -dit-, give. divido, visi, vis-, divide. edo, edi, es-, fat (p.42). emo, emi, empt-, buy. facesso, si, sit-, execute. facio, feci, fact-, make. fallo, fefelli, fals-, fail. -fendo, -di, -ns-, ward. fero, túli, lat-, bear.

The fo

2

vendo, didi, dit-, sell. verro, ri, vers, sweep, [straw verto, ti, vers-, turn.

i, ns-, seize. -spicio, spexi, spect-,

$1,88-, press.

981,

look.

mpsterno, stravi, strat-, vinco, vici, vict, con [pr. sterto, tui, snore. igi,punct, strepo, ui, it-, sound.

sit-, seek

ssi, quass-,

quer.

viso, visi, vis-, visit.

-stinguo, nxi, nct-, ex-vivo, vixi, vict-, live.

tinguish.

volvo, lvi, volut-, roll. vomo, vomui, vomitIV. [vomit

amicio, xi (cui), clothe

stringo, nxi, ct-, bind.
struo, struxi, ct-, build.
suesco, evi, et-, bewont.
surgo, surrexi, ct-, rise. aperio, rui, rt-, open.
tetigi, tact-, farcio, rs, rt-, rot-, stuf
[despise. fulcio, lsi, it-, prop.

tango,

touch. temno, -mpsi, -mpt-, haurio, si, st-, draw. tendo, tetendi, -tendi, tens-, stretch. tergo, tersi, ters-, wipe. tero, trivi, trit-, rub. texo, texui, text-,

weare.

[raise.

tollo, sustuli, sublat-,
traho, xi, tract-, draw.
tremo, mui, tremble.
trudo, si, trus-, thrust.

DEPONENT VERBS.

vereor -ear

operio, ui, rt, cover. raucio, si, s-, be hoarse. reperio, ri, rt, find. salio, ui, ii, salt, leap. sancio, nxi, ct-, ratify, sarcio, sars,sart-, patch sentio, nsi, ns-, feel. sepelio, ivi, pult-, bu sepio, psi, pt-. hedge in venio, veni, nt-, come. vinció, nxi, nct-, bind.

or

empt. SUBJ. II. Fear. -er

abar -arer abor

verebar -erer

verebor

labar

atus sum

veritus sum

lapsus sum

molitus sum

atus eram

veritus eram

lapsus eram

molitus eram

iatus ero

veritus ero

lapsus ero

molitus ero

labere, -itor

molire, -itor

labi

moliri

labens

moliens

lapsus

molitus

lapsurus

moliturus

moliendus

labendum

moliendum

lapsum, -su,

molitum, -tu

natum, -tu veritum, -tu

llowing list contains all the Irregular Deponents:

II.

kon

labor, laps-, fall.

paciscor, pact-, bargair s, acknowledge. loquor, locut-, speak. patior, pass-, suffer. -miniscor, ment-, think. proficiscor, fect-,set or ~, defend. morior, mortuus, mo- queror, quest-, complai riturus, die. sequor, secut-, follow obtain. nanciscor, nanet-, ulciscor, ult-, avenge. mbrace. nact-, obtain.

trouse nascor nat-, be born.

utor, us-, use.

IV.

- enjoy. nitor, nix-, nis-,lean on. experior, expert-, try
perform obliviscor,oblit, forget. metior, mens-, measur
step.
orior, ortus-, oriturus, opperior, oppert-,
onini reris, arise. ordior. ors-. begin.

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