DEPONENTS IN -ērī.
[1008.] (1 a.) The following deponent in -ērī has the perfect participle in -tus:
| reor, reckon, think | rērī | ratus |
[1009.] (1 b.) The following deponents in -ērī have the perfect participle in -tus, which is preceded by a short i ([910]):
| liceor, bid | licērī | licitus |
| misereor, pity | miserērī | miseritus |
Perfect participle also misertus (Val. Max., Sen., Curt.). Active forms are: miserēte, miserērent (Enn.), misereās (Ter.), miseret (Lucr.), miserent (Val. Fl.). Passive forms are sometimes used impersonally ([724]): as, miserētur, &c.
| tueor, look to, protect | tuērī | tuitus late |
Forms in -ī also occur in verse ([821]). As perfect participle, generally tūtātus.
| vereor, am awed at | verērī | veritus |
[1010.] (2.) One deponent in -ērī has the perfect participle in -sus ([912]):