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→To be (siḍiri), to have (haviri), and other irregular verbs
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The verb ''voiri'' (to go) is a new suppletive from two different Latin verbs, <small>VĀDERE</small> (which gives the infinitive, present participle, indicative present, indicative past, and the imperative) and <small>ĪRE</small>. The infinitive is a contracted form from earlier ''voḍiri'' (cf. ''fairi'' from ''faxiri''). | The verb ''voiri'' (to go) is a new suppletive from two different Latin verbs, <small>VĀDERE</small> (which gives the infinitive, present participle, indicative present, indicative past, and the imperative) and <small>ĪRE</small>. The infinitive is a contracted form from earlier ''voḍiri'' (cf. ''fairi'' from ''faxiri''). | ||
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|+ "To | |+ "To go", simple tenses: ''voiri, voḍu, (iva,) vosi, (ira,) iṭ(, ja)'' | ||
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! rowspan=2 | Person !! colspan=4 | Indicative !! colspan=3 | Subjunctive !! rowspan=2 | Imperative | ! rowspan=2 | Person !! colspan=4 | Indicative !! colspan=3 | Subjunctive !! rowspan=2 | Imperative | ||