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habeō. habēre , habuī , habitus. to have, hold. iubeō. iub ēre , iuss ī , iuss us. to order, command. iaceō. iac ēre , iac uī , iaci tus. to lie (down) (NOT iaceo , iacere to throw). maneō. man ēre , mans ī , mans us. to remain. moneō. mon ēre , mon uī , mon itus.
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habeō habēre,habuī, habitus to have, hold
iubeō iubēre,iussī, iussus to order, command
iaceō iacēre,iacuī, iacitus to lie (down) (NOT iaceo, iacere to throw)
maneō manēre,mansī, mansus to remain
moneō monēre,monuī, monitus to advise, warn
moveō movēre,movī, motus to move
sedeō sedēre,sēdī, sessus to sit
teneō tenēre,tenuī, tentus to hold
contineō -tinēre,-tinuī, -tentus to hold together, restrain, bound
sustineō -tinēre,-tinuī, -tentus to hold up, hold in check, withstand
timeō timēre,timuī to fear, be afraid
videō vidēre,vidī, visus to see
dēbeō debēre,debuī, debitus to owe; (+infinitive) ought to
doceō docēre,docuī, doctus to teach
prohibeō -hibēre, -hibuī, -hibitus to prevent, keep from
respondeō respondēre,respondī, responsus to reply, answer
retineō -tinēre,-tinuī, -tentus to hold back
terreō terrēre,terruī, territus to frighten