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dīscō	dĭdĭcī		dīscere	learn
fallō	fĕfellī	falsum	fallere	deceive
parcō	pĕpercī	[pārsurus]	parcere	spare (intr.)
părĭō	pĕpĕrī	partum	părere	produce
com-pĕrio	compĕrī[1]	compertum	comperīre	ascertain
pellō	pĕpŭlī[2]	pulsum	pellere	drive back
pendō	pĕpendī	pēnsum	pendĕre	weigh, pay
pō scō	pŏ pōscī		pōscere	demand
sistō	stĭtī[3]		sistere	stay (tr.)
dēsistō	dēstĭtī		dēsistere	leave off
tangō	tĕtĭgī	tāctum	tangere	touch
at-tingō	attĭgī	attāctum	attingeret	touch, reach
tendō	tĕtendī	tentum[4]	tendere	stretch
tundō	tŏtŏdī	tŭnsum[5]	tundere	thump

Compounds of dō,dĕ dī,dă tum, dă re, give:

ab-dō[6]	abdĭdī	abdĭitum	abdĕere	put away
crēdo	crēdĭdī	crēdĭtum	crēdere	believe
vēndō[7]	vēndĭdī	vēndĭtum	vēndere	sell
ā bs-con-dō	abscondī	abscondĭtum	abscondere	conceal

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ăgō	ēgī	āctum	agere	drive, do
ădĭgo[8]	adēgī	adāctum	adĭgere	constrain
cōgō	coēgī	coāctum	cōgere	compel
pĕrăgō	perēgi	perāctum peragere	accomplish
căpĭō	cēpī	captum	capere	take
concĭpĭō	concēpī	conceptum	concipere	take up
ĕdō(§ 85)	ēdī	ēsum	ōssĕ or ĕredere	eat
ĕmō	ēmī	emptum	emere	buy
pĕr-ĭmō	perēmī	peremptum	perimere	destroy
făcĭō	fēcī	factum	facere	make
cōn-fĭcĭō	cōnfēcī	cōnfectum	cōnficere	finish

1. But rĕperiō, Perf. repperī.
2. repellō makes Perf. reppulī.
3. Statuī (from statuō) is generally used instead.
4. Some compounds have -tēnsum as well as -tentum.
5. Compounds have generally -tūsum.
6. So other compounds with monosyllabic Prepositions. But circumdo, circumdedī, circumdătum, circumdăre put round; so also pessumdō destroy, venumdo sell.
7. Vēn-ĕō (a compound of ire) is used as passive of this Verb, except Past Part, -vēnditus. So per-eō of per-dō destroy, except Past Part, perditus.
8. So other compounds, except cōgō, peragō.