in particular of *iměti "to have" and *jati "to take" as exemplified in the Middle Ukrainian homonymic imut’ from both iměti (< *jĭměti) and jati (< *jęti). Analogous grammaticalization of the type take ("to take", "to seize") > future is found in Chinese and Hungarian. See also Chronology of Ukrainian language bans Languages of Ukraine Language policy in Ukraine Ukrainian Braille Ukrainian Sign Language Notes References Citations Sources Lesyuk, Mykola "Різнотрактування історії української мови". (revised and updated edition) Nimchuk, Vasyl'. Періодизація як напрямок дослідження генези та історії української мови. Мовознавство. 1997.- Ч.6.-С.3–14; 1998. Magocsi, Paul Robert (1996). A History of Ukraine. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. . Litopys.kiev.ua . Ukrainian translation is partially available online. "What language is spoken in Ukraine", in Welcome to Ukraine, 2003, 1., wumag.kiev.ua All-Ukrainian population census 2001, ukrcensus.gov.ua Конституція України (Constitution of Ukraine), 1996, rada.kiev.ua English translation (excerpts), rada.kiev.ua. 1897 census, demoscope.ru External links Dialects of Ukrainian Language / Narzecza Języka Ukraińskiego by Wł. Kuraszkiewicz Hammond's Racial map of Europe, 1919 "National Alumni" 1920, vol.7, anesi.com Ethnographic map of Europe 1914, cla.calpoly.edu (archived 3 March 2008) Internet Encyclopedia of Ukraine: Ukrainian language The official Ukrainian Orthography (2012), published by the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine 101languages.net – Ukrainian 101 Ruthenian language Languages of Ukraine Subject–verb–object languages Ukrainian studies East Slavic languages Languages written in Cyrillic script