Ch. 31 Principal Parts

First Second Third Fourth Meaning
sciō
scīre
scīvī
scītus
to know
scrībō
scrībere
scrīpsī
scrīptus
to write

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First Second Third Fourth Meaning
agō
agere
egī
actus
to do, drive, act
audiō
audīre
audīvī
audītus
to hear
cadō
cadere
cecidī
cāsūrus
to fall
capiō
capere
cēpī
captus
to take
cōnspiciō
cōnspicere
cōnspexī
cōnspectus
to notice
cūrō
cūrāre
cūrāvī
cūrātus
to take care of
currō
currere
cucurrī
cursūrus
to run
dēbeō
debēre
debuī
debiturus
ought
dīcō
dīcere
dīxī
dictus
to say
dāre
dedī
dātus
to give
dūcō
dūcere
dūxī
ductus
to lead
īre
iī/īvī
itūrus
to go
faciō
facere
fēcī
factus
to make, do
ferō
ferre
tulī
lātus
to bring
fugiō
fugere
fūgī
fugitūrus
to flee
habeō
habēre
habuī
habitus
to have, hold
iaciō
iacere
iēcī
iactus
to throw
iubeō
iubēre
iūssī
iūssus
to order
legō
legere
lēgī
lēctus
to read
maneō
manēre
mānsī
mānsus
to stay, remain
mittō
mittere
mīsī
missus
to send
moveō
movēre
mōvī
mōtus
to move
nōlō
nolle
noluī
to not want
petō
petere
petīvī
petītus
to look for, to head for
pōnō
pōnere
posuī
positus
to put, place
possum
posse
potuī
to be able
quaerō
quaerere
quaesīvī
quaesītus
to seek, look for, ask
rumpō
rumpere
rupī
ruptus
to burst
scrībō
scrībere
scrīpsī
scrīptus
to write
sedeō
sedēre
sēdī
sessūrus
to sit
stō
stāre
stetī
statūrus
to stand
sum
esse
fuī
futūrus
to be
surgō
surgere
surrēxī
surrectus
to get up
teneō
tenēre
tenuī
tentus
to hold
trahō
trahere
trāxī
tractus
to drag, pull
vendo
vendere
vendidi
venditus
to sell
veniō
venīre
vēnī
ventūrus
to come
videō
vidēre
vīdī
vīsus
to see
vinco
vincere
vīcī
victus
to conquer, win
vocō
vocāre
vocāvī
vocātus
to call
volō
velle
voluī
to want