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Two absolutely initial semivowels before a vowel must have been either l / yuwa ) or ( / iwa ) , but the Rigveda has ... Except after a vowel ( 87 ) , no non - syllabic semivowel could occur in IE before a consonant or in absolutely ...
Two absolutely initial semivowels before a vowel must have been either l / yuwa ) or ( / iwa ) , but the Rigveda has ... Except after a vowel ( 87 ) , no non - syllabic semivowel could occur in IE before a consonant or in absolutely ...
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For convenience I shall summarize here all the positional variations of the IE semivowels , so far as I have been ... Between consonants , and in absolute initial or final position before or after a consonant : a semivowel is vocalic .
For convenience I shall summarize here all the positional variations of the IE semivowels , so far as I have been ... Between consonants , and in absolute initial or final position before or after a consonant : a semivowel is vocalic .
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Corollary : no consonantal semivowel could occur in IE after a semivowel and before a consonant or final ( 827 and footnote 36 ) . 8. In absolute initial before a consonant : the first semivowel is consonantal , the second vocalic .
Corollary : no consonantal semivowel could occur in IE after a semivowel and before a consonant or final ( 827 and footnote 36 ) . 8. In absolute initial before a consonant : the first semivowel is consonantal , the second vocalic .
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NUMBER DEDICATED TO GEORGE MELVILLE BOLLING | 1 |
Is Armenian an Anatolian Language? | 22 |
Statistical Patterns in Gothic Phonology | 33 |
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