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All the evidence we have , then , points to the fact that postvocalic / g / was a spirant and not a stop . We must therefore look for another explanation of the fact that / g / was not the voiced counterpart of postvocalic / h / .
All the evidence we have , then , points to the fact that postvocalic / g / was a spirant and not a stop . We must therefore look for another explanation of the fact that / g / was not the voiced counterpart of postvocalic / h / .
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The best we can say is that a sound whose symbol was used to transcribe the Greek rough breathing , which alternated with zero , and which was subject to extensive assimilation , may well have been a glottal spirant .
The best we can say is that a sound whose symbol was used to transcribe the Greek rough breathing , which alternated with zero , and which was subject to extensive assimilation , may well have been a glottal spirant .
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In actual fact , some areas of Proto - Germanic may have had an initial stop and others an initial spirant ; and the initial stop may then have developed independently in the original spirant areas , or it may have spread to them from ...
In actual fact , some areas of Proto - Germanic may have had an initial stop and others an initial spirant ; and the initial stop may then have developed independently in the original spirant areas , or it may have spread to them from ...
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