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Again , for the older runic period we have assumed three - way contrasts extending from column 1 through column 10. By the 7th - century unvoicing the contrast of final ( b - d ] ( columns 4 and 6 ) and of final [ 6–8 ] ( columns 8 and ...
Again , for the older runic period we have assumed three - way contrasts extending from column 1 through column 10. By the 7th - century unvoicing the contrast of final ( b - d ] ( columns 4 and 6 ) and of final [ 6–8 ] ( columns 8 and ...
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After long vowels the early documents show the same double contrast : slāffan / slá : ffan / ' sleep ' vs. grāuo / grá : vo / ' count ' ; later on the long / ff / was shortened to / f / : slāfan / slá : fan / .
After long vowels the early documents show the same double contrast : slāffan / slá : ffan / ' sleep ' vs. grāuo / grá : vo / ' count ' ; later on the long / ff / was shortened to / f / : slāfan / slá : fan / .
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heard is phonemic , for there is no possible contrast ' ( 14 ) ; and at another point , speaking of the [ j ] that occurs in what would otherwise be clusters of three vowels , he says that ' this [ ] , being automatic , may also be ...
heard is phonemic , for there is no possible contrast ' ( 14 ) ; and at another point , speaking of the [ j ] that occurs in what would otherwise be clusters of three vowels , he says that ' this [ ] , being automatic , may also be ...
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