Laryngeal Theory - Contents

Contents

  • 1 Discovery
  • 2 Corroboration by Hittite texts
  • 3 Varieties of laryngeals
  • 4 Explanation of ablaut and other vowel changes
    • 4.1 Examples
      • 4.1.1 Root *sed
      • 4.1.2 Roots *dō and *stā

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