Re: PIE conjugations

But Mark has a copy of his own and
if we ask him politely, maybe he'll be good enough to check the
details in the article on the "Proto-Indo-European Language" and tell
us how Adams conjugates *bHere-. (Would you, Mark?) Anyway it's clear
that *bHere-si and *bHere-ti are innovated (they don't occur in some
branches in the thematic conjugation), while "*bHero:" is an old form.

For you, Piotr, almost anything. My copy is already well-worn, held
together with duct tape.

Singular Plural
1 bhéroh2 bhéromes
2 bhéreth2e? bhérete
3 bhérei bhéronti

For those of you that get garbage, it's an e-acute in all places.