In Estonian, this word is combined in one
suppletive paradigm with the verb lahe- < Proto-Finnic *lakte- < Proto-Uralic *lakti- 'to go out, to go away' (cf.
dju debe (hjj) 'our children (not our own)' our child:PL (PL) The
suppletive noun daba, pl.
The imperative takes no ending for the singular: b[epsilon]-rus 'sell!' bi-rij 'flee!' ba-paj 'cook!' bu-su 'go!' b[epsilon]u ([left arrow] b[epsilon]-gu) 'say!' hay ([left arrow] ha-gir) 'seize!'; note the irregular form bum 'come!' (with
suppletive stems a- : ame-).
imperative and
suppletive rules are rooted in ancient Roman law.
On pourrait donc en deduire une regle
suppletive lui reconnaissant une duree perpetuelle >>).
This jurisprudence can be of two kinds: interpretive and
suppletive jurisprudence.
The study carried out by Garcia Mayo and Villarreal Olaizola (2010) on the acquisition of inflectional morphology by secondary school learners of L3 English in a CLIL and a NON-CLIL context reported no significant differences between the groups in the development of
suppletive and affixal tense and agreement morphemes (third person singular -r, past tense -ed and auxiliary and copula be).
He listed a few nouns that take a
suppletive plural but argued that some plurals may look
suppletive due to "obfuscating sound changes" (pp.79) but are not so from a historical point of view.
The duty of the present interest holder not to commit waste is
suppletive in that law imposes the duty, even when not included in the original contract creating the estate, as mere default.
(72) Per alcune informazioni
suppletive circa tali aspetti del processo penale canonico, cfir.