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PIE *''k-'' → PGmc *''h-'' → Nth. ''h-'' (proximal)
PIE *''k-'' → PGmc *''h-'' → Nth. ''h-'' (proximal)
PIE *''t-'' → PGmc *''þ-'' → Nth. ''þ-'' (medial)
PIE *''t-'' → PGmc *''þ-'' → Nth. ''þ-'' (medial)
PIE *''i-'' → PGmc *''j-'' → Nth. ''i-'' (distal)
PIE *''i-'' → PGmc *''j-'' → Nth. ''i-'' (distal)
PIE *''kʷ-'' → PGmc *''hw-'' → Nth. ''ƕ-'' (interrogative)
PIE *''kʷ-'' → PGmc *''hw-'' → Nth. ''ƕ-'' (interrogative)
PIE *''kʷ-'' → PGmc *''hw-'' → Nth. ''q-''  (relative)
PIE *''kʷ-'' → PGmc *''hw-'' → Nth. ''q-''  (relative)
PIE *''n-'' → PGmc *''n-'' → Nth. ''n-''  (negative)
PIE *''n-'' → PGmc *''n-'' → Nth. ''n-''  (negative)


Though the Northeadish correlative system is more thorough than those of other Germanic languages, it is still by no means complete.  Many other common words already hold the place of some of the correlatives; they are noted below.
Though the Northeadish correlative system is more thorough than those of other Germanic languages, it is still by no means complete.  Many other common words already hold the place of some of the correlatives; they are noted below.