*KL > TL sound change in Germanic and elsewhere: Descriptions, explanations, and implications
*KL > TL sound change in Germanic and elsewhere: Descriptions, explanations, and implications
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*日耳曼语和其他地方的 KL > TL 声音变化:描述、解释和含义
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2009
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Sven Grawunder
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Juliette Blevins;Sven Grawunder
Abstract An underdescribed sound change in Germanic is the shift of initial kl and gl to tl and dl respectively. Though not widely known, KL > TL has occurred more than once in the history of Germanic. Relevant phonetic factors include coarticulation and perceptual similarity. A third structural factor in Germanic and elsewhere is a pre-existing TL gap. KL > TL gives rise to common TL clusters, though, under many phonological analyses, TL clusters are disfavored or marked. Typological comparison suggests that TL clusters are not marked, but that contrasts between KL and TL are disfavored.