1. I shall or will abhor,
    2. abbor-íre
    3. thou shalt enrich,
    4. arricch-íre
    5. he shall blush,
    6. arross-íre
    7. we shall banish,
    8. band-íre
    9. you shall whiten,
    10. bianch-íre
    11. they shall pity.
    12. compat-íre.
    1. Conceive thou,
    2. concep-íre
    3. let him digest,
    4. diger-íre
    5. let us finish,
    6. fin-íre
    7. approve ye,
    8. grad-íre
    9. let them bloom.
    10. fior-íre.
    1. That I may suffer,
    2. pat-íre
    3. that thou mayest grow mad,
    4. impazz-íre
    5. that he may languish,
    6. langu-íre
    7. that we may dispatch,
    8. sped-íre
    9. that you may unite,
    10. un-íre
    11. that they may obey.
    12. obbed-íre.
    1. That I might colour,
    2. color-íre
    3. that thou mightest flourish,
    4. fior-íre
    5. that he might sharpen,
    6. inacerb-íre
    7. that we might animate,
    8. anim-áre
    9. that you might harden,
    10. indur-íre
    11. that they might bellow.
    12. mugg-íre.
    1. I would strike,
    2. colp-íre
    3. thou wouldst banish,
    4. band-íre
    5. he would abhor,
    6. abborr-íre
    7. we would abolish,
    8. abbol-íre
    9. you would enrich,
    10. arricch-íre
    11. they would comprehend.
    12. cap-íre.

For the formation of compound tenses, see Veneroni’s Grammar, p. 77, 82, and 88.

[1] They make isco in the present and corresponding tenses; as comparisco, proferisco, &c. instead of comparo, profero, &c.

Other Verbs of the Second Conjugation that are irregular only in some Tenses and Persons. [See Grammar, p. 125, and the following.]

    1. I belong,
    2. apparten-ére
    3. thou kindlest,
    4. accénd-ere
    5. he takes,
    6. prénd-ere
    7. we perceive,
    8. accorg-érsi
    9. you kill,
    10. uccíd-ere
    11. they burn.
    12. árd-ere.