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He assumes ( 29 ) that the IE voiceless stops first developed into voiceless aspirates , which were preserved under certain conditions . One would expect to find at least a suggestion as to how the assumed aspirates came to yield w ...
He assumes ( 29 ) that the IE voiceless stops first developed into voiceless aspirates , which were preserved under certain conditions . One would expect to find at least a suggestion as to how the assumed aspirates came to yield w ...
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A similar variation existed in early PGmc . for the other resonants , as we may assume from 3d class strong verb pret . ptc . forms like bundans , early PGmc . [ bn ] . We conclude that there was a Gmc . shift from structures like b - e ...
A similar variation existed in early PGmc . for the other resonants , as we may assume from 3d class strong verb pret . ptc . forms like bundans , early PGmc . [ bn ] . We conclude that there was a Gmc . shift from structures like b - e ...
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That this juncture was equivalent to the juncture between words , we assume from the occurrence of the -ij- allophone after initial consonant as well as after heavy syllables and in the third and fourth syllables . We may assume that ...
That this juncture was equivalent to the juncture between words , we assume from the occurrence of the -ij- allophone after initial consonant as well as after heavy syllables and in the third and fourth syllables . We may assume that ...
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