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Labiovelars
(401 words)
Abstract Stops made with velar articulation and lip rounding. …
Date:
2013-11-01
Attic Reversion
(602 words)
Abstract A development of PIE
*
ā peculiar to Attic, resulting in the merger of *
ā with *
ē except after
e, i, r. Attic-Ionic differed from other dialect groups in its treatment of PIE
*ā. While other dialects typically retained *
ā as [ɑ̄] (written as
α), in Att.-Ion.
*ā merged with inherited
*ē (written as
η), as seen with
timḗ below. In Att., however, some cases of expected [ē] after [e, i, r] surface as [ɑ̄], as seen with
neā́, oikíā, and
khṓrā: Att. Ion. other dialects
timḗ
timḗ
timā́ ‘honor’ …
Date:
2013-11-01
