Garonnian/Sound changes: Difference between revisions

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| {{IPA|/ˈfiːʎːu/}}
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| {{IPA|/ˈfoːkus/}}
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Latest revision as of 04:57, 27 January 2022

Vulgar Latin to Proto-Garonnian

  • Deletion of vowels in contact with the liquids (/l/ or /r/): speculum/isˈpɛkʲu//isˈpjɔdʒu/pisçog​̧ /pisˈtʃɔdʒ/ "mirror"
  • Early lenition: /b/ and /v/ merge to /β/ in intervocalic positions. Before liquids, however, the sounds change to /w/ instead (Latin parabolō/paˈrawlu/ → Garonnian parol /paˈrɔl/ "I speak"). Note them will deleted before /j/.
  • Palatalization of /l/ following a consonant to /j/ (note cluster /kl//kʲ//tʃ//dʒ/, an unusual development in standards of Romance languages, e.g. Latin oculus → Garonnian ueg​̧ "eye").
  • Palatalization of /k(ɛ,i,j)/, /ɡ(ɛ,i,j)/ to /tʃ/ and /j/, respectively. The following original /j/ sounds (resulted from /e(ː)/ and /i(ː)/ preceding vowels) are deleted.
    • Notice also additional palatalizations that only occur before /j/: /lʲ//ʎ/, /nʲ//ɲ/, /sʲ//ʃ/, and /tʲ//ts/. Others were still denoted by plain palatalization: /mʲ/, /pʲ/, and /rʲ/. Note that original /bʲ/ in early Proto-Garonnian times transformed into /j/: habeōai "I have".
  • Vowel shifts: ten vowels in Classical Latin are reduced to only five vowels in Proto-Garonnian:
Classical Latin a e i o u
Proto-Gallo-Sicilian a ɛ i ɔ u
    • Additionally, vowels /ɛ/ and /ɔ/ change to /e/ and /o/ when preceding syllables containing vowels /i/ and /u/, that would be phonemic sometime in the Garonnian language's history. The table below illustrates this change:
Latin forms /ˈhabeːs/ /ˈhabet/ /haˈbeːmus/ /haˈbeːtis/
Loss of -h- /ˈabeːs/ /ˈabet/ /aˈbeːmus/ /aˈbeːtis/
Early lenition /ˈaβeːs/ /ˈaβet/ /aˈβeːmus/ /aˈβeːtis/
Vowel shift /ˈaːβɛs/ /ˈaːβɛt/ /aˈβemus/ /aˈβetis/
First lenition /ˈaːβɛz/ /ˈaːβɛd/ /aˈβeːmuz/ /aˈβeːdiz/
Second lenition /ˈaːɛz/ /ˈaːɛð/ /aˈeːmuz/ /aˈeːðiz/
Vowel loss /aˈeːmz/ /aˈeːðz/
Diphtongization /ˈaiɛz/ /ˈaiɛð/ /aˈeimz/ /aˈeiðz/
Simplification /ˈaɛz/ /ˈaɛð/ /ˈaimz/ /ˈaiðz/
Monophthongization /ˈɛmz/ /ˈɛðz/
Compensatory lengthening /ˈaɛ/ /ˈɛːz/
Garonnian forms aes aed aims aids
English "you have" "(s)he has" "we has" "you have"

Examples

Latin forms homō fēmina fīlius aqua focus pluvia terra caelus altus
Loss of -h- /omoː/
Early lenition /ˈpluβiam/
Coalescence /ˈfilʲːum/ /ˈakːʷa/
Vowel shift /ˈɔːmɔ/ /ˈfeːmina/ /ˈfiːlʲːu/ /ˈaːkːʷa/ /ˈfoːkus/ /ˈpluːja/ /ˈtɛːrːa/ /ˈkeːlus/ /ˈaːltus/
First palatalization /ˈpʲuːja/ /ˈkʲeːlus/
First lenition /ˈfoːɡuz/ /ˈkʲeːluz/ /ˈaːltuz/
Second palatalization /ˈfiʎːu/ /ˈtʃuːja/ /ˈtʃeːluz/ /ˈaːltuz/
Vowel breaking /ˈtjɛrːa/