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*Vocalisation of coda approximants (summarised in [[#Sound changes|Sound changes]]) | *Vocalisation of coda approximants (summarised in [[#Sound changes|Sound changes]]) | ||
*Word-final: ä → a, i → e, u → o by analogy (analysed as {{IPA|/aːʔ/}}, etc.) | *Word-final: ä → a, i → e, u → o by analogy (analysed as {{IPA|/aːʔ/}}, etc.) | ||
Now the irregularities mentioned in [[#Declension|Declension]] can be fully explained. | |||
Old Katäfalsen marked the four cases absolutive, locative, dative and ablative by the infixes -∅-, -i̯-, -a̯- and -u̯- in the last syllable of a word. In the following table the evolution of characteristic examples is given: | |||
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!rowspan="2"Old Katäfalsen | |||
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!Sound changes | |||
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!Modern Katäfalsen | |||
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