fuiō – Proto-Italic verb conjugation

Proto-Italic verb forms of fuiō

Participles

Presentfuients

Verbal nouns

s-derivativefuiezi

Active

Indicative Present

1st sing.fuiō
2nd sing.fuies
3rd sing.fuiet
1st plur.fuiomos
2nd plur.fuietes
3rd plur.fuiont

Subjunctive Present

1st sing.fuiām
2nd sing.fuiās
3rd sing.fuiād
1st plur.fuiāmos
2nd plur.fuiātes
3rd plur.fuiānd

Indicative Perfect

1st sing.fefuai
2nd sing.fefuistai?
3rd sing.fefuei
1st plur.fefume?
2nd plur.fefue
3rd plur.fefuēri

Imperative Present

Imperative Future

Passive

Indicative Present

Subjunctive Present

Imperative Present

Etymology

From earlier *ɸūjō or *ɸwījō, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰuHyéti, from *bʰuH- (“to grow, become, come into being, appear”). See: Proto-Indo-European '*bʰuHyéti'.

Verbs referencing "fuiō"

Latin fio.

Cognates

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