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===Metathesis===

...ive plural takes –am, but in many cases this ending undergoes a process of metathesis, rendering it –ma. Finally, the accusative plural of masculine and femini ma-stems (drǭms, ǣðums) - no metathesis in dative plural

...is forming feminine nouns but can also yield abstracta. Here, it triggers metathesis, i.e. alternation of the order of phonemes, and produces the word ''falsen' === Metathesis and epenthesis ===

*Metathesis *Metathesis of ''P''+ ''NV'' > ''NPV'', e.g. reporatative + negative: ''-kap-'' + ''-m�

Need to update to reflect metathesis rule in words like 'Halbharvist' → 'Þlavaþravist'.

...ed medial cluster is nasal+stop, wherefore clusters of the CN type undergo metathesis to NC.

* '''Metathesis''': Consonants next to /j/ and sometimes /i/ switch with that element, for

...ological processes]] of assimilation (''-ti-'' + ''-tu-'' = ''-tzu-'') and metathesis (''-kap-'' + ''-mò'' = ''-kampò'').

** There is occasional metathesis where ''r'' and ''l'' occur in a word.

...in the Gothic period, but became mandatory sometime before Old Valthungian metathesis, affecting all of the resulting /NL/ and /sr/ clusters. Later, in the Middl ¹ It is assumed that this sound shift was completed immediately after metathesis, but Old Valthungian spelling conventions usually do not show it when word-

...Sl. ''*rànъ'' “morning”), which preserves the initial ''*w'' through vowel metathesis, however the reconstruction ''*wōrdnas'' is also possible, likely related ...ith a plosive, followed by a sibilant, in which case instead of pleophony, metathesis took place: PIE ''*k⁽ʷ⁾sowdós'' — Carpathian ''skaudùs'' “small,

** metathesis of C''β'' as ''u''C * '''Metathesis of V''r''C > ''r''VC'''

Grekelin does not favor consonant clusters, often using metathesis to break them apart. The only exception are affricates since they are consi Metathesis is very common in the language too, as consonant clusters are often split a

...for the island is Iralla, and the Spanish name is Ílagra, showing the same metathesis as ''palabra'' and ''árbol''. Folk etymology often asumes the Spanish name

==== Metathesis ====

...stem 1 in non-prefixed forms and ''-t-'' after the first consonant (due to metathesis) is prefixed forms.

...h). However, early in the development of Proto-Antarctican, they underwent metathesis to become infixes (which came immediately before the first vowel). There we ...his was originally done by suffixing them with /i/. However this underwent metathesis with the final vowel, and ended up as simple palatalisation of the final co

by changes to geminates and metathesis of liquids, as well as the introduction of Germanic

Metathesis happens when C1 ∈ {s, š, c, z, ž, j, ħ, ȝ}: ''θs θš θc θz θž �

...case of class 5 verbs, ''ei'' ({{cop|ⲉ}}) and the final consonant undergo metathesis.

...specific position, some may change order via [[w:Metathesis_(linguistics)|metathesis]]. Suffixes are typically more rigid and when a consonant cluster would for

====Metathesis====

:Sometimes metathesis is involved.

...he consonant cluster can be separated with an "echo" vowel, sometimes with metathesis. ***other stem-final clusters are broken with an echo vowel (sometimes with metathesis)

...who are my student or child and I who am your teacher or parent”</ref><ref>Metathesis of ''[[Contionary: char#Grayis|char]]''+''[[Contionary: kālli#Grayis|kāll

...lized velars are treated as their plain counterparts and vice versa - i.e. metathesis of the class 15 and 17 prefixes occurs whether the stem begins in ''g-'' or

...ng voiceless consonant in consonant clusters (except word-initially, where metathesis occurs instead).

| Metathesis|| Example

...ly Proto-Slavic the rising sonority law changed the look of some words via metathesis and changes in vowels, particulary long diphthongs. In Pomorian this law di

...d’ (an ancient word referring to a folk or people). A late sound change ([[metathesis]]) in the language caused the word ''*nurþ'' ‘north’ to become ''*nru�

...u{{color|MediumBlue|o}}lu''' 'to be muscular' (≈ 'to be with muscle', with metathesis turning /ou/ into /uo/)

...ive plural takes ‑am, but in many cases this ending undergoes a process of metathesis, rendering it ‑ma. Finally, the accusative plural of masculine and femini

<li>Metathesis</li> ...nce syncope, they still may experience phonological changes in the form of metathesis and devoicing.</li>