The Defective Triumph

The Latin ovāre (to triumph) is defective, but the following examples make an appearance in our extant literature:

ovās, ovat
ovet
ovāret
ovāns, ovātūrus, ovātus
ovandī

They appear in a few fixed phrases—

He entered the city in triumph: ovāns urbem ingrederētur.
He revealed the triumphal gold: ovātum aurum dētexit.
The allies gathered, triumphant: sociī comitentur ovantēs.

Compare also ovanter ‘exultingly’ and the Greek αύω (αϝύω) ‘increase.’