 The typical example used to illustrate this is the Sanskrit verb "bhárami", Latin "fero", Greek φέρω, "phérō" (“I bear”).The most common verb is the copula, and therefore it has survived longest, just as in Latin the only Anglo-Saxon mi-verb is the copula "eom", nowadays shortened to "am".The verb “give” is also very common and is, together with the copula, still a mi-verb in modern Slavic languages (for example, the Czech word "dávám").