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66 Defective Verbs. āiō I say.

inquam I say.

fārī to say (poetical).

A few other forms are used in compounds.

§ 95. mĕmĭnissĕ to remember, coepissĕ to begin, ōdissĕ to hate, have no Present base. The Perfect, Pluperfect, and Future-Perfect forms are used in the sense of the Present, Imperfect, and Future respectively.

The only other forms are :

Of memini: mĕmentō  mĕmentōtĕ

Of ōdī: ōsūr ŭs, -a, um.

Of coepī: coeptŭs, from which the Compound tenses are formed as from a Deponent Verb (§ 75).