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** Paleoyeldhic ''*meksi'' | ** Paleoyeldhic ''*meksi'' | ||
*** Moshurian [[Contionary:mesk|''mesk'']] | *** Moshurian [[Contionary:mesk|''mesk'']] | ||
** Etzeá '' | ** Etzeá ''mei'e'' | ||
** Proto-Ulmic ''*mVcne'' | ** Proto-Ulmic ''*mVcne'' | ||
*** Ormå ''nncẽ'' | *** Ormå ''nncẽ'' | ||
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** Proto-Ulmic ''*fsan'' | ** Proto-Ulmic ''*fsan'' | ||
*** Ormå ''fsän'' | *** Ormå ''fsän'' | ||
===Deconsonantification=== | ===Deconsonantification=== | ||
In many PY-derivative languages, many palatalised consonants, like *ś and *ź, were "deconsonantified", leaving only a voiced palatal approximant, *j. Thus, where there were (probably) palatalised consonants in PY, they were lost in descendant languages. | In many PY-derivative languages, many palatalised consonants, like *ś and *ź, were "deconsonantified", leaving only a voiced palatal approximant, *j. Thus, where there were (probably) palatalised consonants in PY, they were lost in descendant languages. | ||