-eresti
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Etymology
From -er- + -esti.
- -er- is the reduced form of the Italian infinitive endings -are and -ere.
- -esti stems from Vulgar Latin hĕbuisti, which stems from classical Latin habuistī, second-person singular perfect of habeō.[1]
See Italian -erei.
Pronunciation
Suffix
-eresti (non-lemma form of verb-forming suffix)
- used with a stem to form the second-person singular conditional of regular -are and -ere verbs
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