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o O -o -ó Appendix:Variations of "o" Italian Etymology As the third person singular first conjugation past historic ending, from earlier it -ao, from it la-vul *-aut, from Classical it la -āvit.it Patota Giuseppe Lineamenti di grammatica storica dell'italiano 2002 il Mulino Bologna 88-15-08638-2 145 Example: Italian it lodò, from Latin la laudavit. As the first person singular future indicative ending, from ho, first person singular of it avere. Ho was contracted from expected *avo, from la habeō, first person singular present indicative active of habēre. Suffix verb used with a stem to form the third-person singular past historic of regular it -are verbs affixed to the infinitive to form the first-person singular future indicative of regular verbs References