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The process of grammaticalization of Italian  tuttavia  and Spanish  todavia , from Latin  tota via , is an interesting case study because both adverbs converge and diverge at different points along the history of Italian and Spanish. Both adverbs inherited the temporal values of late Latin  tota via  (‘always’) and developed adversative values when reanalysed as connectives in some contexts where contemporary events could be reinterpreted as opposing one to another, However, It.  tuttavia  went further down this path of grammaticalization and lost its temporal values, while Sp.  todavía , due probably to the emergence of new adversative connectives in the 17th century such as  sin embargo  and  no obstante , abandoned the adversative uses in the 18th century and consolidated the phasal temporal value developed since the 16th century. In present Italian,  tuttavia  is a discourse connective with an antioriented argumentative function and no continuative or phasal temporal value, while in present Spanish,  todavía  is a phasal temporal intrapredicative adverb. This study tries to highlight how the comparative approach adopted here enriches our knowledge on the history of Romance Languages and allows for a better understanding of non-linear grammaticalization processes.

La gramaticalización del lat. tota via en español y en italiano: valores temporales y adversativos