Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.

From: "ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx" <ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 3 Sep 2006 13:18:35 -0700

Jim Heckman wrote:

On 31-Aug-2006, bogus61847688@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
wrote in message <1157093028.632330.273710@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

I'm surprised no one's mentioned the Slavic palatalizations. From
Bernard Comrie's chapter "Slavonic Languages" in his (ed.) _The
World's Major Languages_:

"Two main sets of sound changes separate Proto-Indo-European from
Common Slavonic. [...] The second major set of sound changes is a
series of palatalisations. By the first palatalisation, */g/, */k/,
*/x/ become, respectively, /Z/, /tS/, /S/ before original front
vowels,

Are any examples given? I'm particularly interested in examples of
*/x/->/S/, preferably examples with Sanskrit cognates.

.

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