| DISCERE | To learn (3rd conj.): cognoscere, reperire |
| IACERE | To lie down, 2nd conj. or to throw, 3rd conj. |
| CINGERE | Gen. to encircle, metaph. to crown or garland (3rd conj.) |
| IACTARE | To hurl, 1st conj. (cf. closely with a similar 3rd conj. verb) |
| INCOLERE | To inhabit or live in (3rd conj.) |
| RUDIS | Rough sort; rod (3rd decl.); you bray (3rd conj.) |
| DISPONERE | To put here and there, 3rd conj. transitive |
| INDICO | I reveal (monstro, 1st conj); I proclaim (3rd conj) |
| EDUCERE | To draw out, bring away (3rd conj.) |
| PRODUCERE | To bring out or lead forward, 3rd conj. compound |
| CONGRUERE | To agree (3rd conj.), intrans., + cum or dat. |
| CRESCERE | To grow, 3rd conj. infinitive, intrans. |
| IUNGERE | To join, come together (3rd conj.) |
| SUSPICIO | Mistrust, 3rd decl. subs. or I look up, 3rd conj. verb |
| DICAMUS | Let's talk (3rd conj. subj.), we're dedicating (1st conj. indic.) |
| SISTAM | I'm going to stop or I might stop (3rd conj.) |
| TRUDANT | Let them push: trudo, 3rd conj. iussive subj. |
| TRAXI | I drew (pondera non picturas): traho, 3rd conj. |
| INCOLIS | Alone you live (3rd conj.) and residents (dat., abl. pl) |
| REPETENS | Getting back, returning, repeating, 3rd conj. nom. ppl |
