[From Italo-Celtic * , a perfect injunctive, come both the Italic imperfect (Osc.
[From Italo-Celtic * , a perfect injunctive, come both the Italic imperfect (Osc. fufans Lat. amābam , etc.) and the Irish b -future, which differ only in their semantic development. The Lat.-Fal. b- future is patterned on the imperfect, amābō:amābam = erō:eram. ]
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