petō, aim atpeterepetīvīpetītus

In the perfect, sometimes petiī (Cic., Ov., Liv., Val. Fl., Plin. Ep.), PETIEI (inscr.), petī late (Sen., Stat.); petiit (Cic., Hor., Tac., Suet.), petīt (Verg., Ov., Phaedr., Sen., Luc., Suet.), petiisse (Verg., Hor., Ov., Val. Fl., Stat.).

quaerō, inquirequaererequaesīvīquaesītus

Compounds sometimes retain ae in old Latin, but usually have ī for ae throughout: as, con-quīrō, con-quīrere, &c.

[968.] (b.) With the present stem in -sco|e- ([834]).

ab-olēscō, vanish awayab-olēscereab-olēvī——
ad-olēscō, grow upad-olēsceread-olēvīad-ultus
con-cupīscō, hanker forcon-cupīscerecon-cupīvīcon-cupītus
-dormīscō, fall asleep-dormīscere-dormīvī——
ex-olēscō, grow outex-olēscereex-olēvīex-olētus
in-veterāscō, get setin-veterāscerein-veterāvī——
obs-olēscō, get worn outobs-olēscereobs-olēvīobs-olētus adj.
quiēscō, get stillquiēscerequiēvīquiētus adjective
re-sipīscō, come tore-sipīscerere-sipīvī——
suēscō, get usedsuēsceresuēvīsuētus
vesperāscit, gets duskvesperāscerevesperāvit——

[969.] (c.) With the present stem in -io|e- ([836]).

cupiō, wantcuperecupīvīcupītus

Once with a form in -īre ([791]), cupīret (Lucr.).

sapiō, have a smacksaperesapīvī——