Perfect participle rarely sancītus (Lucr., Liv.). A pluperfect sancierat is quoted from Pomponius Secundus ([823]).
| sarciō, patch | sarcīre | sarsī | sartus |
| vinciō, bind | vincīre | vīnxī | vīnctus |
[1015.] (2.) The following verb in -īre has the perfect stem in -s- ([868]), and the perfect participle in -sus ([912]):
| sentiō, feel | sentīre | sēnsī | sēnsus |
The compound with ad is generally deponent ([800]).
PERFECT STEM IN -v-.
[1016.] (1 a.) The following verb in -īre has the perfect stem in -v- ([869]), and the perfect participle in -tus, both preceded by a long ī of the root:
| sciō, know | scīre | scīvī | scītus |
[1017.] (1 b.) The following verb in -īre has the perfect stem in -v- ([869]), and the perfect participle in -tus:
| sepeliō, bury | sepelīre | sepelīvī | sepultus |