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This paper investigates the status of possessive expressions in Oscan and Umbrian in an attempt to determine whether these languages are “ be -languages” like the conservative Hittite or Latvian, or “ have -languages” like the innovating Latin or German. The inquiry is carried out by examining approximately thirty tokens of the “have” verb from the Oscan  Tabula Bantina  and the Umbrian  Iguvine Tables . Based entirely on this evidence, the conclusion is that Umbrian has changed from the inherited  mihi est  type with  be  to the  have  type, while Oscan remains a  be -language without a fully developed verb of possession.

Possessive expressions in Oscan and Umbrian