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===Stop Insertion after Nasals=== | ===Stop Insertion after Nasals=== | ||
Building on an Late Indo-European rule that had some implications for the development of Proto-Germanic, this change is reflected in some Gothic spellings, but has not completely come into effect yet. The reconstruction of Griutungi posits the change as complete. | |||
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''“A voiced stop is inserted between a nasal and a following liquid (where there is no morpheme boundary present).”'' | |||
In other words, '''b''' is inserted after '''m''' before '''l''' or '''r''', and '''d''' is inserted after '''n''' in the same environment, as long as the nasal and the following liquid are not separated by a word or morpheme boundary (so, for instance, ''un+rēkīs'' ‘non-toxic’ does not become ''**undrēkīs'' because ''un-'' is a separate morpheme). In all: | |||
*'''ml → mbl''' | |||
*'''mr → mbr''' | |||
*'''nl → ndl''' | |||
*'''nr → ndr''' | |||
===Change of /fl/ to /θl/=== | ===Change of /fl/ to /θl/=== | ||