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Chrysophylax: /* unity */ replaced faulty h2 with ə

2018-03-02T17:38:06Z

unity: replaced faulty h2 with ə

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	# nasal + velar → *nn		# nasal + velar → *nn
	# PT, KT join TT in → *ss		# PT, KT join TT in → *ss
	#: ''~~kh₂ptós~~'' → ''kəssós'' ‘taken’		#: ''kəptós'' → ''kəssós'' ‘taken’
	#merger of ə and short a		#merger of ə and short a
	#fricativization and devoicing of syllable-initial velar consonants before w, r, *l		#fricativization and devoicing of syllable-initial velar consonants before w, r, *l

2015-12-06T06:37:01Z

end of unity

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	===end of unity===		===end of unity===
	# p t k → β ð ɣ / V_V, R_		→ [[User:Chrysophylax/pf]]
	#: ''kā́pyæān'' → ''kā́βyæān'' ‘I seize’		↓ Dhannic
	# z → r / V_V, V_#		# p t k → β ð ɣ / V_V, R_ (incomplete in insular branch)
			#: ''kā́pyæān'' → ''kā́βyæān'' ‘I seize’
			# z → r / V_V, V_# (only insular)
	#: ''wī́uz'' → ''wīur'' ‘alive’		#: ''wī́uz'' → ''wīur'' ‘alive’
	#merger of locative and instrumental cases		#merger of locative and instrumental cases

2015-12-06T06:29:57Z

auronian dh.

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	===auronian dh.===		===auronian dh.===
	# g → Ø / #_V		# g → Ø / #_V
	#: ombhor < ( *gómbʰos), cf. Úis. ''gomfr''		#: ombhor ''spike'' < ( *gómbʰos), cf. Úis. ''gomfr''

	===References===		===References===
	<references />		<references />

2015-12-06T06:29:39Z

later developments

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	#:''aliendʰi'' → ''aliendʰ'' ‘they feed’ ( < *h₂oléyenti)		#:''aliendʰi'' → ''aliendʰ'' ‘they feed’ ( < *h₂oléyenti)
	#:''bʰriágandʰo'' → ''bʰriágandʰ'' ‘they are brought to ruin’		#:''bʰriágandʰo'' → ''bʰriágandʰ'' ‘they are brought to ruin’

			===even later===
			# final n is lengthened
			#:


			===auronian dh.===
			# g → Ø / #_V
			#: ombhor < ( *gómbʰos), cf. Úis. ''gomfr''

	===References===		===References===
	<references />		<references />

2015-12-06T02:44:26Z

unity

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	===unity===		===unity===
	#merge centum: [+palatal +velar] → [-palatal +velar]		#merge centum: [+palatal +velar] → [-palatal +velar]
	#: ''ḱléwos'' → ''~~klewos~~'' ‘fame’		#: ''ḱléwos'' → ''kléwos'' ‘fame’
	#dental separation and simplification: TT → TsT → *ss		#dental separation and simplification: TT → TsT → *ss
	#: ''bʰreud-tós'' → ''bʰreussós'' ‘broken’		#: ''bʰreud-tós'' → ''bʰreussós'' ‘broken’

2015-12-06T02:43:40Z

unity

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	#epenthetic *ə inserted before syllabic resonants		#epenthetic *ə inserted before syllabic resonants
	#: ''septṃ'' → ''septəm'' ‘seven’		#: ''septṃ'' → ''septəm'' ‘seven’
			# Laryngeal collapse: h₂ h₃ → hₔ (H)
			# *h₁ → h /#_V
	#loss of laryngeal between two consonants: (CHC → CəC)		#loss of laryngeal between two consonants: (CHC → CəC)
	#: H → ə (except: #_R where *H → h)		#: H → ə (except: #_R where *H → h)

2015-12-05T04:27:19Z

unity

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	#: H → ə (except: #_R where *H → h)		#: H → ə (except: #_R where *H → h)
	#CVHC → CV̄C		#CVHC → CV̄C
			# iH, uH → ī, ū / _C
	#Labiovelars reanalysed as sequence of plosive + *w		#Labiovelars reanalysed as sequence of plosive + *w
	# s + plosive → ss / V_V, V_		# s + plosive → ss / V_V, V_
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	#: ''bʰóweyeān'' → ''bʰówæyæān'' ‘I warn’ ( < ''*bʰogʷ-éye-oh₂-m'')		#: ''bʰóweyeān'' → ''bʰówæyæān'' ‘I warn’ ( < ''*bʰogʷ-éye-oh₂-m'')
	#Shift to strong initial expiratory stress		#Shift to strong initial expiratory stress

	===end of unity===		===end of unity===
	# p t k → β ð ɣ / V_V, R_		# p t k → β ð ɣ / V_V, R_

2015-12-05T04:25:19Z

end of unity

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	#: ''dyáyusta'' → ''dyáusta'' ‘like a god’		#: ''dyáyusta'' → ''dyáusta'' ‘like a god’
	#loss of initial *H in clusters.		#loss of initial *H in clusters.
	#: ''~~Hrāsā~~'' → ''~~rāsā~~'' ( < *Hroseh₂ )		#: ''Hrosā'' → ''rosā'' ( < *Hroseh₂ )
	#shortening of closed long final vowels after a stressed syllable		#shortening of closed long final vowels after a stressed syllable
	#: ''wórān'' → ''wóran'' ‘prepare’ ( < *gʷʰor-éy-oh₂-m)		#: ''wórān'' → ''wóran'' ‘prepare’ ( < *gʷʰor-éy-oh₂-m)

2015-12-05T04:24:53Z

end of unity

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	#medial -y- loss		#medial -y- loss
	#: ''dyáyusta'' → ''dyáusta'' ‘like a god’		#: ''dyáyusta'' → ''dyáusta'' ‘like a god’
	#loss of initial h in clusters.		#loss of initial *H in clusters.
	#: ''~~hrāra~~'' → ''~~rāra~~'' ( < *Hroseh₂ )		#: ''Hrāsā'' → ''rāsā'' ( < *Hroseh₂ )
	#shortening of closed long final vowels after a stressed syllable		#shortening of closed long final vowels after a stressed syllable
	#: ''wórān'' → ''wóran'' ‘prepare’ ( < *gʷʰor-éy-oh₂-m)		#: ''wórān'' → ''wóran'' ‘prepare’ ( < *gʷʰor-éy-oh₂-m)

2015-12-05T04:12:54Z

later developments

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	#: ''bʰriágror'' → ''bʰriágandho'' ‘they are brought to ruin’		#: ''bʰriágror'' → ''bʰriágandho'' ‘they are brought to ruin’
	#Verb raising (i.e. fronting) occurs more frequently. Transitive verbs also raise their argument after them.		#Verb raising (i.e. fronting) occurs more frequently. Transitive verbs also raise their argument after them.
	#: ''kā́ssan ~~paltháron~~ niábhas diáusta lūmanai'' ‘(Truly!) I will seize the settlement (of my) nephew as a (living) god by the first light of day’ ( < kh₂p-s-yé-oh₂-m pḷth₂róm népōts deywós-?ta? léwk-mn-ey)		#: ''kā́ssan paldʰáron niábhas diáusta lūmanai'' ‘(Truly!) I will seize the settlement (of my) nephew as a (living) god by the first light of day’ ( < kh₂p-s-yé-oh₂-m pḷth₂róm népōts deywós-?ta? léwk-mn-ey)
	#: ''pā́rssat sān so'' ‘He '''is''' asking her’ vs. ''so sān pā́rssat'' ‘he asks her’		#: ''pā́rssat sān so'' ‘He '''is''' asking her’ vs. ''so sān pā́rssat'' ‘he asks her’
	#A general trend of reanalysing collective nouns as singular feminines intensifies.		#A general trend of reanalysing collective nouns as singular feminines intensifies.