capiō, _take_ capere cēpī captus
Compounds have #i# for #a# in the present system and #e# in the perfect
participle: as, #in-cipiō#, #in-cipere#, #in-cēpī#, #in-ceptus#. In the
present system, #e# is rare: as, #re-cepit# (Lucr.); #u# is frequent in
old Latin.
coepiō, _begin_ rare coepere once coepī coeptus
See 812-814.
faciō, _make_ facere fēcī factus
For #fac#, see 846; for passive, 788. Compounds have #i# for #a# in the
present system and #e# in the perfect participle: as, #ef-ficiō#,
#ef-ficere#, #ef-fēcī#, #ef-fectus#.
fugiō, _run away_ fugere fūgī ----
iaciō, _throw_ iacere iēcī iactus
Compounds have #-iciō# (104, _c_), #-icere#, #-iēcī#, #-iectus#: as,
#ē-iciō#, #ē-icere#, #ē-iēcī#, #ē-iectus#. In old Latin the present
system has rarely #-ieciō#; #-iecere#. #dis-siciō# is sometimes used
(Lucr., Verg.) for #dis-iciō#.
941. (2 _b_.) The following verbs in #-ere# have a perfect stem
consisting of a consonant root with a long vowel (862), and the perfect
participle, when used, in #-sus# (912).