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intersects with
another Indic development,
namely what
looks like the
deaspiration of
aspirated stops in
clusters with s: descriptively, Proto-Indo-European...
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Miller The Miller's law used in
linguistics is a
sound law of
postnasal deaspiration in
ancient Gr****. The Miller's law used in
psychology is the observation...
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Latin rīdēre > arríder (to laugh)
Specific Aranese characteristics:
Deaspiration of
Gascon /h/ >
Aranese ∅ (except in
Bausen and Canejan,
where it remains...
- /pʰy-ɔː/ φύω 'I grow' : /pe-pʰyː-ka/ πέφυκα 'I have grown'. The fact that
deaspiration in Gr**** took
place after the
change of Proto-Indo-European *bʰ, *dʰ...
- with
Chakhar and
Ordos Mongolian in that it
exhibits a
dissimilating deaspiration; e.g. *tʰatʰa > /tatʰ/. However,
Mongolian scholars more
often hold that...
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distinguished from
Standard Bengali and
other regional varieties by
significant deaspiration and spirantisation,
leading to
major restructuring of the
consonant inventory...
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Miller 2014, p. 23. Batisti,
Roberto (July 16–18, 2022). Post-Nasal
Deaspiration in
Ancient Gr****:
Mirage or Reality?. 10th
International Colloquium on...
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Bengali from Narayanganj,
disputed this claim,
instead describing the
deaspiration as
leading to the
development of tones.
These tones are not
limited to...
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optionally unreleased in
final position. The
absence of
release entails deaspiration of
voiceless stops.
Intervocalically and with
murmuring of vowels, the...
- few are
listed below.
Aspirated stops, such as [pʰ] and [kʰ],
undergo deaspiration when in word-final position. Thus, in the word hutóphahl, tóph, meaning...
