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The verb ''fairi'' (← <small>FACERE</small>), ''faxu, fixi, fait'' "to do, make" is a regular pattern 2 second conjugation verb, except for it having contracted forms in the infinitive and in the 2SG and 3SG indicative present; all other forms are regular. The same principle extends to the same forms of the verb ''voiri'' (← <small>VĀDERE</small>) "to go", however, it is irregular due to suppletion in other moods and tenses. | The verb ''fairi'' (← <small>FACERE</small>), ''faxu, fixi, fait'' "to do, make" is a regular pattern 2 second conjugation verb, except for it having contracted forms in the infinitive and in the 2SG and 3SG indicative present; all other forms are regular. The same principle extends to the same forms of the verb ''voiri'' (← <small>VĀDERE</small>) "to go", however, it is irregular due to suppletion in other moods and tenses. | ||
Inchoative verbs all follow the second pattern, and their infinitive ends in unstressed ''-esciri'' {{IPA|[- | Inchoative verbs all follow the second pattern, and their infinitive ends in unstressed ''-esciri'' {{IPA|[-ˈɛstɕiri]}}. Their past always has {{IPA|[-sk-]]}} (e.g. ''amesqui'' "I started to love", ''amesquisti'' "you started to love"), and their past participles are regular ''-esciṭ'', ''-esciṭur''. Most of them are derived by other verbs, but some have unique meanings (e.g. ''cunyussesciri'' "to meet someone for the first time", or locutions with impersonal verbs such as ''(tempora) hiviarnescunt'' "winter is starting" (lit. "times start to winter")). | ||
====To be (''siḍiri''), to have (''haviri''), and other irregular verbs==== | ====To be (''siḍiri''), to have (''haviri''), and other irregular verbs==== | ||