| audEre | to dare, be bold (semi-deponent) |
| augEre | to increase |
| cavEre | to beware of |
| compl Ere | to fill, complete |
| dEbEre | to owe, ought |
| docEre | to teach, show |
| exercEre | to train, exercise |
| habEre | to have |
| prohibEre | to prevent, keep from (from habEre) |
| iubEre | to order |
| manEre | to stay, remain |
| remanEre | to stay, remain |
| monEre | to warn, advise |
| movEre | to move |
| commovEre | to alarm, arouse |
| permovEre | to alarm, arouse |
| removEre | to move back, withdraw |
| nocEre | to injure, harm |
| pArEre | to obey |
| patEre | to lie open, extend |
| respondEre | to reply |
| sedEre | to sit |
| obsidEre | to sit down, besiege (from sedEre) |
| studEre | to be eager |
| suAdEre | to advise |
| persAdEre | to persuade |
| tenEre | to hold |
| continEre | to hold together or back (e changes to i in all compounds, from tenere) |
| obitnEre | to hold, obtain |
| pertinEre | to extend, pertain to |
| retinEre | to hold back |
| sustinEre | to uphold, withstand |
| terrEre | to frighten |
| perterrEre | to frighten (thoroughly) |
| timEre | to fear |
| valEre | to be strong or well |
| vidEre | to see |