162. The following verbs have individual peculiarities that call for special mention:--
(1) Anar (＜ _annāre_), ‘to go’, takes most of its present from _vadĕre_: indicative, _vau_ _vauc_ (analogy of _estau_ _estauc_), _vas_, _va_ _vai_ (analogy of _fai_), _anám_, _anátz_, _van_ _vaun_ (analogy of _estan_ _estaun_); subjunctive, _an_ or _vaza_ (＜ _vadam_) _vaia_ (analogy of _vai_ and of _traia_), _vaga_ (analogy of _traga_), etc.; imperative, _vai_ (analogy of _fai_), _anátz_.
(2) Aucire (＜ _occīidĕre_: § 43) has in the pres. indicative 3d sg. _auci_ (＜ _occīdit_) and _aucis_ (analogy of _aucizém_, _aucizétz_). Cf. _auzir_, _caire_, _rire_, _traire_, _vezér_. These forms were doubtless helped by the analogy of _ditz_ (＜ _dīcit_), _dütz_, _fatz_, _iatz_, _letz_ (＜ _lĭcet_), _platz_, _tatz_.
(3) Auzir (＜ _audīre_) has in the pres. indicative 3d sg. _au_ (＜ _audit_) and _aus_ (analogy of _auzém_, _auzétz_). Cf. _aucire_, _caire_, _rire_, _traire_, _vezér_. See also § 160.
(4) Aver (＜ _habēre_) has in the pres. indicative: _ai_ (＜ _habeo_: § 73, βy), _as_, _a_, _avém_, _avétz_ (see §§ 167, 168), _an_ _aun_; see § 137, (1). There is no trace of ✱_ho_. Instead of _ai_, the dialects of Aude, Tarn, Tarn et Garonne, and Haute-Garonne have _ei_ (cf. _Gram._, II, p. 304), which probably developed first in the future (§ 152, 1) through the analogy of the preterit ending _-ei_ which took the place of _-ai_: _amāvi_ ✱_amai_ ＞ ✱_amai_ _amei_ (§ 175), then _amarai_ ＞ _amarei_, then _ai_ ＞ _ei_. The pres. subjunctive is _aia_ (＜ _habeam_: § 73, βy). For the imperative, see § 156.
(5) Caire cazér (＜ _cadĕre_ ✱_cadēre_) has in the pres. indicative 3d sg. _ca_ (＜ _cadit_) _cai_ (analogy of _brai_ ＜ ✱_bragit_, _fai_, _trai_ ＜ ✱_tragit_, _vai_) _cas_ (analogy of _cazém_, _cazétz_: cf. _aucire_, _auzir_, _rire_, _traire_, _vezér_).
(6) Conóisser (＜ _cognōscĕre_) has in the pres. indicative 1st sg. _conosc_ (＜ _cognōsco_) and _conóis_ (analogy of 2d and 3d sg., _conóisses_, _conóis_).
(7) Creire (＜ _crēdĕre_): pres. subjunctive _creza_ (＜ _crēdam_) and _crega_ (analogy of _diga_, _sega_, _traga_). See also § 160.
(8) Créisser (＜ _crēscĕre_): pres. subjunctive _cresca_ (＜ _crēscam_) and _crega_ (analogy of _diga_, _sega_, _traga_, and of the imperfect subjunctive _cregués_).