Of the simple verb, flīgit occurs (L. Andr.), flīgēbant (Lucr.), and flīgī (L. Andr., Acc.).

gerō, carrygereregessīgestus
intel-legō, understandintel-legereintel-lēxīintel-lēctus
neg-legō, disregardneg-legereneg-lēxīneg-lēctus

In the perfect system very rarely intel-lēgī and neg-lēgī ([862], [823]).

nūbō, veil, marry (a man)nūberenūpsīnūpta
prōmō, take outprōmereprōmpsīprōmptus
regō, guide, ruleregererēxīrēctus

In the present system, con-rigō and ē-rigō; commonly por-rigō, sometimes porgō; rarely sur-rigō, commonly surgō; always pergō.

rēpō, creeprēpererēpsi——
scalpō, digscalperescalpsīscalptus
scrībō, writescrīberescrīpsīscrīptus
sculpō, carvesculperesculpsīsculptus
struō, build upstruerestrūxīstrūctus
sūgō, sucksūgeresūxīsuctus
sūmō, take upsūmeresūmpsīsūmptus
tegō, covertegeretēxītēctus
trahō, dragtraheretrāxītractus
ūrō, burnūrereussīustus
vehō, cartveherevēxīvectus
vīvō, livevīverevīxī——

[954.] (b.) With the present stem in a nasalized root followed by -o|e- ([831]).

cingō, girdcingerecīnxīcīnctus
com-pungō, prick overcom-pungerecom-pūnxīcom-pūnctus

A compound of pungō ([925], [823]).

ē-mungō, clean outē-mungereē-mūnxīē-mūnctus
ex-pungō, prick outex-pungereex-pūnxīex-pūnctus