-mino

Appendix:Variations of "mino" Latin Etymology la; from itc-pro *-menō. Traditionally understood as a contamination of la -minī 2nd-person plural passive ending with la -tō imperative 2nd/3rd-person singular future active imperative ending. Alternatively, ultimately from an inflected form of la ine-pro *-mh₁nos mediopassive participle. Cognate with xum -mu (e.g., xum 𐌀𐌌𐌐𐌀𐌓𐌉𐌇𐌌𐌖) and osc -mo, syncopated from Sabellic itc-pro *-mno, itself from itc-pro *-menō.Fraser, J. “The Latin Imperative in -Mino.” The Classical Quarterly, vol. 5, no. 2, 1911, pp. 123–25. JSTOR, Suffix la suffix -minō inflectional suffixes la OL. second-person singular future active imperative ending of deponent verbs la arbitror -minō arbitrāminō to think la opperior -minō opperīminō Related terms la -minī References