alō, _bring up_ alere aluī altus,
rarely alitus
colō, _till_, colere coluī cultus
_stay round_, _court_
con-cinō, _chime with_ con-cinere con-cinuī ----
A compound of #canō# (924, 823). See also #oc-cinō# and #prae-cinō#.
cōn-sulō, _consult_ cōn-sulere cōn-suluī cōn-sultus
depsō, _knead_ depsere depsuī depstus
fremō, _growl_ fremere fremuī ----
gemō, _groan_ gemere gemuī ----
molō, _grind_ molere moluī molitus
oc-cinō, _sing ominously_ oc-cinere oc-cinuī ----
Once with reduplication, #oc-cecinerit# (Liv.).
oc-culō, _hide_ oc-culere oc-culuī oc-cultus
pīsō, pīnsō, _bray_ pīsere, pīnsere pīnsuī, pīsīvī pistus
Once (818, 847) #pīnsībant# (Enn.). Perfect once #pīnsuī# (Pomp.), once
(823, 893) #pīsiērunt# (Varr.). Perfect participle often #pīnsītus#
(Col.), once #pīnsus# (Vitr.).
pōnō, _place_ pōnere po-suī po-situs
A compound of #po-# and #sinō# (964). Perfect in old Latin #po-sīvī#
(893); #po-suī# is first used by Ennius (875). Perfect participle in
verse sometimes, #po-stus#, #-po-stus#; inf. #inposīsse# (Plaut.).
prae-cinō, _play before_ prae-cinere prae-cinuī ----
serō, _string_ serere -seruī sertus
stertō, _snore_ stertere (dē-stertuī) ----
strepō, _make a racket_ strepere strepuī ----
texō, _weave_ texere texuī textus
tremō, _quake_ tremere tremuī ----
vomō, _throw up_ vomere vomuī ----