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Thus * a > after n , after a nasalized vowel , and after a nasalized vowel plus ? , w , or sw . 48. Other correspondences imply that * > & in the environments where * a > ɔ . Note the correspondence / æ in -e : ? se - / - æ :? se- ' to ...
Thus * a > after n , after a nasalized vowel , and after a nasalized vowel plus ? , w , or sw . 48. Other correspondences imply that * > & in the environments where * a > ɔ . Note the correspondence / æ in -e : ? se - / - æ :? se- ' to ...
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occurs after an even penultimate vowel , as well as after any final vowel , so long as there is not a following laryngeal obstruent or sequence of two or more obstruents ; e.g. ( * ) ' aki : toh ' it means me ' , ( * ) kanóhse : s ...
occurs after an even penultimate vowel , as well as after any final vowel , so long as there is not a following laryngeal obstruent or sequence of two or more obstruents ; e.g. ( * ) ' aki : toh ' it means me ' , ( * ) kanóhse : s ...
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The change h > : between a vowel and a resonant occurred only if the vowel was single . If the h was preceded by a vowel cluster it did not become : but was simply dropped ; e.g. * ? oríhwa ? > * ? óihwa ? > ? óiwa ?
The change h > : between a vowel and a resonant occurred only if the vowel was single . If the h was preceded by a vowel cluster it did not become : but was simply dropped ; e.g. * ? oríhwa ? > * ? óihwa ? > ? óiwa ?
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The IndoEuropean semivowels in BaltoSlavic | 16 |
Yet again the Strassburg Oaths | 24 |
Notes | 126 |
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