See [812]-814.
| faciō, make | facere | fēcī | factus |
For fac, see [846]; for passive, [788]. Compounds have i for a in the present system and e in the perfect participle: as, ef-ficiō, ef-ficere, ef-fēcī, ef-fectus.
| fugiō, run away | fugere | fūgī | —— |
| iaciō, throw | iacere | iēcī | iactus |
Compounds have -iciō ([104, c]), -icere, -iēcī, -iectus: as, ē-iciō, ē-icere, ē-iēcī, ē-iectus. In old Latin the present system has rarely -ieciō; -iecere. dis-siciō is sometimes used (Lucr., Verg.) for dis-iciō.
[941.] (2 b.) The following verbs in -ere have a perfect stem consisting of a consonant root with a long vowel ([862]), and the perfect participle, when used, in -sus ([912]).
[942.] (a.) With the present stem in -o|e- ([829]).
| cūdō, hammer | cūdere | -cūdī | -cūsus |
[943.] (b.) With reduplication and -o|e- in the present stem ([829]).
| sīdō, settle | sīdere | sīdī, -sīdī, -sēdī | -sessus |