Deponent Verbs
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| 🇻🇦 | 🇬🇧 |
| Arbitror, -ärï, -ätus sum | To think |
| Cönor, -ärï, -ätus sum | To try, attempt |
| Hortor, -ärï, -ätus sum | To encourage, urge |
| Moror, -ärï, -ätus sum | To delay |
| Mïror, -ärï, -ätus sum | To wonder at, be surprised |
| Polliceor, -ërï, pollicitus sum | To promise |
| Videor, -ërï, vïsus sum | To seem |
| Vereor, -ërï, veritus sum | To fear |
| Mereor, -ërï, meritus sum | To deserve, earn |
| Loquor, loquï, locütus sum | To speak |
| Patior, patï, passus sum | To suffer; permit, allow |
| Proficïscor, proficïscï, profectus sum | To set out, depart |
| Aggredior, -ï, aggressus sum | To approach, attack |
| Congredior, -ï, congressus sum | To meet, come together |
| Ëgredior, -ï, ëgressus sum | To go out, disembark |
| Prögredior, -ï, prögressus sum | To advance, go forward |
| Sequor, sequï, secütus sum | To follow |
| Ütor, -ï, usus sum | To use, make use of (+ abl.) |
| Morior, -ï, mortuus sum | To die (fut. act. part. = moritürus) |
| Näscor, -ï, natus sum | To be born; be found |
| Revertor, -ï, reversus sum | To go back, return |
| Orior, -ïrï, ortus sum | To rise, arise |
| Potior, -ïrï, potïtus sum | To get possession of (+ abl.) |
| Opperior, -ïrï, oppertus sum | To await, wait for |
| AUDEO, AUDĒRE, AUSUS SUM | TO DARE |
| CONFIDO, CONFIDERE, CONFISUS SUM | TO BE CONFIDENT |
| FIDO, FIDERE, FISUS SUM | TO TRUST |
| FIO, FIERI, FACTUS SUM | TO BECOME, TO HAPPEN |
| GAUDEO, GAUDĒRE, GAVISUS SUM | TO REJOICE |
| PLACEO, PLACĒRE, PLACUI, PLACITUS | TO PLEASE |
| PUDEO, PUDERE, PUDUI, PUDITUS | TO BE ASHAMED |
| SOLEO, SOLĒRE, SOLUI, SOLITUS | TO BE ACCUSTOMED |