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Subsequently both Riphic branches underwent Grimm's law, where aspirated stops /ph th tsh kh/ turned into spirants /f θ s x/, with the reflex of /tsh/ merging with that of PIE *s. This occurred after the RUKI rule, which turned PIE *s after r, u, dorsals and i into <š>. | Subsequently both Riphic branches underwent Grimm's law, where aspirated stops /ph th tsh kh/ turned into spirants /f θ s x/, with the reflex of /tsh/ merging with that of PIE *s. This occurred after the RUKI rule, which turned PIE *s after r, u, dorsals and i into <š>. | ||
==Morphology== | |||
To include dual | |||
Proto-Riphic is morphologically similar to contemporaneous IE languages including Latin, Proto-Germanic and Proto-Balto-Slavic. | |||
*wilhas "wolf" | |||
nom: wilhas, wilhai | |||
acc: wilhan, wilhās | |||
gen: wilhā, wilhān | |||
dat: wilhāi, wilhamas | |||
instr/abl: wilhāþ, wilhamis | |||
loc: wilhai, wilhaišu | |||
voc: wilhe!, wilhai! | |||
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