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Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving ''*dyebʰ-''.

Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving *d̂ews-.

Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving ''*r₃emd́ʰ-''.

Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving ''*lweḱ-''.

Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving ''*kʷeyň-''.

Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving ''*r₁er₂i-''.

Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving ''*bʰer₁m-''.

Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving ''*t̂leh-''.

Some derivations have undergone [[w:Metathesis|metathesis]] of the root, giving ''*gʰeli-''.

...ìll}}'' ("yellow") + ''[[Contionary:ruba#Niemish|rúba]]'' ("turnip"), with metathesis of /lr/ to /rl/.

Metathesis of older ''úargádh'' from PIE {{rec|wṛg-yé-}}

From [[w:Latin language|Latin]] ''cōnstruere, cōnstruō'', with metathesis.

=== Metathesis ===

...from Proto-Balto-Slavic *keltis from *kel- (to raise). The word underwent metathesis (*keltis > *klētis) in Proto-Balto-Slavic. Cognates include Cognates incl

* Old Carichendan: prishe (< *ɸir ʃe, through metathesis)

...atin|Latin]] ''(bēstiam) lupicam'', ultimately from ''lupus'' (wolf), with metathesis and syncope from the expected forms *lufia or *lufiha.

===Metathesis===

...mewhat uncommon ''dl'' cluster shifted to the more familiar ''ld'' through metathesis very early in Halmisk.

...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 ===