Category:Latin defective verbs
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Latin verbs that lack one or more forms in their conjugations.
- Category:Latin impersonal verbs: Latin verbs that do not indicate actions, occurrences or states of any specific grammatical subject.
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Pages in category "Latin defective verbs"
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- abarceo
- aberceo
- abito
- abnumero
- absono
- accieo
- accipitro
- accubo
- acontizo
- adbello
- adbito
- adcubo
- addormisco
- adfremo
- adhaeresco
- adheresco
- adincresco
- adlubesco
- adoleo
- adolesco
- adormisco
- adtollo
- aegreo
- aegresco
- affremo
- affrio
- aiio
- aio
- albeo
- albesco
- alesco
- alludio
- alto
- amaresco
- ambigo
- amoeno
- amylo
- antecello
- antevio
- apotheco
- apozymo
- apparesco
- arboresco
- aresco
- assenesco
- assoleo
- attollo
- auctifico
- audeo
- augesco
- augifico
- auresco
- aurugino
- aveo
