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Consonant mutation

Consonant mutation is change in a consonant in a word according to its morphological or syntactic environment.

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Consonant mutation

Nodes106
Edges105
Triples87
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018868
Components1

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Consonant mutation

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related to Further reading · 28
Consonant mutation → Anders Ahlqvist, Blackwell, Colin, Companion, Cram, Elizabeth Hume, Ewen, Festschrift, Grijzenhout, Hamans, Hofman, III, Janet, Keltische Draak, Keren Rice, Linguistics, Marc, Münster, Nijmegen, Nodus
related to Celtic languages · 13
Consonant mutation → Breton, Cornish, Gaelic, Here, In, Irish, Manx, Older, Scottish Gaelic, The, The Insular Celtic, Those, Welsh
related to Burmese · 10
Consonant mutation → Burmese, In Arakanese, Intha, Rakhine, Some, Speakers, The, Upper Myanmar, Voicing, Yangon
related to Similar sound changes · 9
Consonant mutation → Aramaic, Example, Hebrew, Initial, Scottish Gaelic, Some, Spanish, Tamil, This
related to Fula · 6
Consonant mutation → Consonant, For, Fula, Nigeria, The, The Gombe
related to Uralic languages · 5
Consonant mutation → Finnic, It, Samic, Uralic, Word-medial
related to Dholuo · 4
Consonant mutation → In, Luo, The Dholuo, There
related to Ute · 4
Consonant mutation → For, In Ute, Southern Paiute, The
related to Russian · 2
Consonant mutation → In Russian, The
is a · 1
Consonant mutation → initial consonant mutation of all modern Celtic languages

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mutation consonant languages also initial voicing consonants mutations word occurs welsh english words example sandhi modern alternations voiced hebrew one

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Consonant mutationis ainitial consonant mutation of all modern Celtic languages0.90text
Fulainstance ofin Southern Paiute and in several West African languages0.80text
houseinstance ofin words0.80text
ditch /dɪtʃ/instance ofbut traces occur in some word doublets0.80text
dike /daɪk/.In the past tense of certain verbsinstance ofbut traces occur in some word doublets0.80text
English also retains traces of several ancient sound developments such asinstance ofbut traces occur in some word doublets0.80text
Consonant mutationrelated to BurmeseBurmese0.60section
Consonant mutationrelated to BurmeseSpeakers0.60section
Consonant mutationrelated to BurmeseYangon0.60section
Consonant mutationrelated to BurmeseUpper Myanmar0.60section
Consonant mutationrelated to BurmeseIn Arakanese0.60section
Consonant mutationrelated to BurmeseRakhine0.60section

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