[*] 212. There are—besides a few deponents and some regular derivatives in -ŭriō, as, ēsuriō, be hungry (cf. § 263. 4)—about 60 verbs of this conjugation, a large proportion of them being descriptive verbs: like— [*] a. Most verbs of the Fourth Conjugation are conjugated regularly, like audiō, though a number lack the supine. [*] b. The following verbs show special peculiarities:—
| amiciō, amixī (-cuī), amict-, clothe. | saepiō , saepsī , saept-, hedge in. |
| aperiō , aperuī , apert-, open. | saliō (-siliō), saluī ( saliī ), [salt- (-sult-)], leap. |
| comperiō , -perī, compert-, find. | |
| farciō , farsī , fartum, stuff. | sanciō [SAC], sānxī , sānct-, sanction. |
| feriō , ----, ----, strike. | sarciō , sarsī , sart-, patch. |
| fulciō , fulsī , fult-, prop. | sentiō , sēnsī , sēns-, feel. |
| nauriō, hausī , haust- ( hausūrus ), drain. | sepeliō , sepelīvī , sepult-, bury. |
| operiō , operuī , opert-, cover. | veniō , vēnī , vent-, come. |
| reperiō , repperī , repert-, find. | vinciō , vīnxī , vīnct-, bind. |