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===Proto-Subumpamese ( | ===Proto-Subumpamese (~1700) to Kava (3138)=== | ||
#The schwas ''ə ə̄'' shifted to '''u ū'''. | #The schwas ''ə ə̄'' shifted to '''u ū'''. | ||
#The mid vowels ''e o'' rotated to '''i ə'''. | #The mid vowels ''e o'' rotated to '''i ə'''. | ||
#The high vowel ''i'' shifted to '''ə''' if touching a /q/ in either direction. | #The high vowel ''i'' shifted to '''ə''' if touching a /q/ in either direction. | ||
#Primordial ''f'' shifted to '''p''' . | #Primordial ''f'' shifted to '''p''' . | ||
#Primordial '' w'' shifted to ''' v'''. | #Primordial ''hʷ w'' shifted to '''f v'''. | ||
#All labialized consonants shift to bilabials. | |||
#The postalveolar affricates ''č ǯ ň š ł '' became '''c ʒ n s l''' unconditionally. | |||
#The palatals ''ć c̀ '' became '''č '''. | |||
#The voiceless uvular stop ''q'' changed to '''k''' when syllable-final. | |||
#Word-final ''č'' became '''s'''. ''čk čq'' etc > '''čč'''. Any other syllable-final ''č'' assimilates to the following consonant. | |||
#Any heterorganic stop/aff after a stop turned into a fricative. | |||
#The affricates ''c ʒ'' changed to '''s z''' when not after a high tone. | |||
#Voiced stops became voiceless when occurring before a high tone. |
Latest revision as of 08:22, 2 November 2018
Proto-Subumpamese (~1700) to Kava (3138)
- The schwas ə ə̄ shifted to u ū.
- The mid vowels e o rotated to i ə.
- The high vowel i shifted to ə if touching a /q/ in either direction.
- Primordial f shifted to p .
- Primordial hʷ w shifted to f v.
- All labialized consonants shift to bilabials.
- The postalveolar affricates č ǯ ň š ł became c ʒ n s l unconditionally.
- The palatals ć c̀ became č .
- The voiceless uvular stop q changed to k when syllable-final.
- Word-final č became s. čk čq etc > čč. Any other syllable-final č assimilates to the following consonant.
- Any heterorganic stop/aff after a stop turned into a fricative.
- The affricates c ʒ changed to s z when not after a high tone.
- Voiced stops became voiceless when occurring before a high tone.