| bibō, drink | bibere | bibī | pōtus |
So the compounds, with the reduplication preserved in the perfect system ([860]).
| serō, sow | serere | sēvī | satus |
Compounds have i for a in the perfect participle: as, cōn-situs.
| sistō, set | sistere | -stitī, rarely stitī | status |
| inquam, quoth I | —— | inquiī once | —— |
| eō, go | īre | iī, very rarely īvī | itum, -itus |
| queō, can | quīre | quīvī | quitus |
| ne-queō, can’t | ne-quīre | ne-quīvī | ne-quitus |
| edō, eat | ēsse | ēdī | ēsus |
| volō, will, wish, want | velle | voluī | —— |
| nōlō, won’t | nōlle | nōluī | —— |
| mālō, like better | mālle | māluī | —— |
| ferō, carry | ferre | (tulī) | (lātus) |
For tulī, old tetulī, and lātus, see [780]; for the perfect of re-ferō, [861].
[(A.) PERFECT STEM WITHOUT A SUFFIX.]
[923.] (1 a.) The following verbs in -ere have a reduplicated perfect stem ([858]), and the perfect participle, when used, in -tus: