“…(35) liberar, v, to free → liberto, a, free → libertar, v, to free (36) dizer, v, to say → dito, a, said → ditar, v, to dictate (37) ver, v, to see → visto, a, seen → avistar, v, to see from a distance (38) expelir, v, to expel → expulso, a, expelled→ expulsar, v, to expel (39) conceber, v, to conceive → conceito, n, concept → conceituar, v, to conceptualize (40) rever, v, to see again → revisto, a, revised → revistar v, to inspect (41) frigir, v, to fry → frito, a, fried → fritar, v, to fry the derivations of (35)-(41) have been experimentally tested in (Pederneira 2010;Lemle & Pederneira 2012). the purpose of the test design was to compare the priming effects of three types of morphological relations between words, one of which was precisely of the type reverrevistar (to see again -to inspect), in which the second verb is derived from a morphologically exceptional past participle.…”