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The New Latin Primer.
Defective Verbs.
§ 92. āiō I say.
| Pres. Ind. | āiō, ais, ait[1]; āiunt |
| Imperf. Ind. | āiēbam, &c. |
| Pres. Subj. | āiāt |
| Part. Pres. | āiēns |
§ 93. inquam I say.
| Pres. Ind. | inquam, inquĭs, inquĭt[1]; inquĭmŭs, inquĭunt |
| Imperf. Ind. | inquībăt |
| Fut. Ind. | inquĭēs, inquĭĕt |
| Perf. Ind. | inquĭī, inquīstī |
§ 94. fārī to say (poetical).
| Pres. Ind. | fātŭr; fāmŭr | ||
| Fut. Ind. | fābŏr, fābĭtŭr | ||
| Perf. Ind. | fātŭs est, fātī sunt | ||
| Plup. Ind. | fātŭs ĕram, ĕrăt | ||
| Imperat. S. 2 | fārĕ | ||
| Infin. Pres. | fārī | Gerund | fandī, fandō |
| Part. Pres. | fantem, fantī. | Supine | fătŭ |
| Part. Perf. | fātŭs | Gerundive | fandŭs |
A few other forms are used in compounds.
§ 95. mĕmĭnissĕ to remember, coepissĕ to begin, ōdissĕ to hate, have no Present base. The Perfect, Pluperfect, and Future-Perfect forms are used in the sense of the Present, Imperfect, and Future respectively.
The only other forms are :
Of memini: Imper. S. 2 mĕmentō Pl. 2 mĕmentōtĕ
Of ōdī: Part. Fut. ōsūr ŭs, -a, um.
Of coepī: Part. Perf. coeptŭs, from which the Compound tenses are formed as from a Deponent Verb (§ 75).
