labiovelars造句

• In Germanic, Verner's law and changes to labiovelars ( especially outside of Gothic ) obscure some of the original distinctions; but on the other hand, Germanic is not subject to the assimilations of Grassmann's law, which affects both Greek and Sanskrit.
• The first row represents " prevelars ", which developed into either palatovelars or plain velars in the satem group but just into plain velars into the centum group; the second row represents " backvelars ", which developed into either labiovelars or plain velars in the centum group but just plain velars in the satem group.
• The following table summarizes the outcomes of the reconstructed PIE palatals and labiovelars in the various daughter branches, both centum and satem . ( The outcomes of the " plain velars " can be assumed to be the same as those of the palatals in the centum branches and those of the labiovelars in the satem branches .)
• The following table summarizes the outcomes of the reconstructed PIE palatals and labiovelars in the various daughter branches, both centum and satem . ( The outcomes of the " plain velars " can be assumed to be the same as those of the palatals in the centum branches and those of the labiovelars in the satem branches .)
• Also present in Balto-Slavic were the diphthongs * ei and * ai as well as liquid diphthongs * ul, * il, * ur, * ir, the latter set deriving from syllabic liquids; the vocalic element merged with * u after labiovelar stops and with * i everywhere else, and the remaining labiovelars subsequently lost their labialization.