These verbs look passive, but translate with active voice. Note that deponents have no third principal part, which is used exclusively to form active forms.

First Conjugation

minor minari ______ minatus threaten (+ DAT)

opinor opinari ______ opinatus think

precor precari ______ precatus pray

recordor recordari ______ recordatus remember

arbitror arbitrari ______ arbitratus think

conor conari ______ conatus try

suspicor suspicari ______ suspicatus suspect

hortor  hortari  _________  hortatus  urge, encourage

miror  mirari  __________  miratus  wonder at

Second Conjugation

polliceor polliceri ______ pollicitus promise

videor videri ______ visus seem

fateor  fateri  ________  fassus  confess

Third Conjugation

irascor irasci ______ iratus grow angry

loquor loqui ______ locutus speak

obliviscor oblivisci ______ forget

sequor sequi ______ secutus follow

proficiscor  proficisci  _______ profectus   set out

utor  uti  __________  usus   use (+ Abl)

Fourth Conjugation/ 3rd -io

mentior mentiri ______ lie

gradior   gradi  _____ gressus  step

adgredior adgredi ______ adgressus approach

egredior egredi ______ egressus go out

progredior progredi ______ progressus advance

patior  pati  _______   passus   suffer