persequ
Persequ is a term used in linguistic and philological contexts to refer to the Latin deponent verb persequor and its infinitive persequi, meaning “to pursue” or “to follow after” in classical Latin. In scholarly discussions, persequ- is treated as the canonical stem from which the full set of deponent forms are built, and it is often cited when illustrating deponent conjugation in Latin grammars.
Etymology and meaning: The form derives from the prefix per- meaning “through, thoroughly” combined with sequor,
Usage and forms: Persequor is a deponent verb, so its present, imperfect, and future tenses are constructed
In modern reference works, persequ- is used as the headword in discussions of deponent verbs and Latin
See also: Persequor, Persequi, Latin verbs, Deponent verbs, Latin grammar.