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Ablaut plurals are a much smaller subset of nouns. All ablaut plurals have a single syllable in their root form but not all single syllable root nouns are ablaut plurals.
Ablaut plurals are a much smaller subset of nouns. All ablaut plurals have a single syllable in their root form but not all single syllable root nouns are ablaut plurals.
*o > e
*o > e
*a > i
*a > y
*e > ei, ai
*e > ei, ai


''Examples:''<br/>
''Examples:''<br/>
sar "island" > sir "islands"<br/>
sar "island" > syr "islands"<br/>
ðeg "book" > ðeig "books"<br/>
ðeg "book" > ðeig "books"<br/>
ghoþ "scripture" > gheþ "scriptures"<br/>
ghoþ "scripture" > gheþ "scriptures"<br/>
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