This document lists and defines 12 Latin deponent verbs: gradior, aggredior, egredior, progredior, morio, patior, experior, orior, potior, and arbitrator. The verbs and their meanings are: gradior means "walk, go"; aggredior means "go to, attack"; egredior means "go out, leave"; progredior means "go forth, advance"; morio means "die"; patior means "suffer, allow"; experior means "try, test"; orior means "rise"; potior means "take possession of"; and arbitrator means "think".

1. Deponent VerbsLauren Schafer

2. Gradior, gradi, gressus sumWalk, go

3. Aggredior, aggredi, egressussumGo to, attackhttp://www.rabbitwise.org/img/attack.jpg

4. Egredior, egredi, egressus sumGo out, leavehttp://www.patrickpainter.com/editions/artists/Ader_BasJan/zz_assets/images/a10.jpg

5. Progredior, progredi, progressus sumGo forth, advancehttp://www.inspirationalldsmusic.com/albums/images/GoForth_lg.jpg

6. Morio, mori, mortuus sumdie

7. Patior, pati, passus sumSuffer, allow

8. Experior, experiri, expertus sumTry, test

9. Orior, oriri, ortus sumRisehttp://www.magnetic-island-qld.com/pix/SunRise0_sml.jpg

10. Potior, potiri, potitus sumTake posession ofhttp://www.atrandomcomics.com/1050%20-%20Posessive%20First%20Date.jpg

11. Arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus sumThinkhttp://www.sjsu.edu/philosophy/pics/thinker.jpg