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In my limited experience of discussion of Gaelic, I've seen "lenition" used much more often than in English-language discussion of Welsh. When people are...

"l" has nothing to do with it. /h/ is the usual lenition of /s/, and /t/ is an exceptional lenition of /s/ after the definite article an (see Irish initial...

From lenition: I recognize [pf] and [ts] from German. I can't find any info on when these affricates were lost in English. Or were they not in Proto-Germanic...

(talk) 17:42, 20 February 2026 (UTC) In the article, it is stated that "Lenition of /y/ to /j/" occurs in Spanish varieties of California. This is confusing...

mean they weren't pronounced. Angr (talk) 19:13, 17 June 2013 (UTC) Also, lenition as such is a common phenomenon, typologically, only its grammaticalisation...

Consonant mutation, Consonant gradation, Spirantization, Lenition, Fortition and Fortis and lenis all seem to be about the same kind of phenomenon. Perhaps...

Jwst a note, I'm fairly certian Scottish Gaelic has no eclipses, only lenition. If you're sure, add it. I don't know enough about the goidelic languages...

a bit odd to have degemination listed as Lenition, but voicing not. Voicing is the classic oft-cited lenition of Western Romance (and it should be clearer...

[faˈkundo | ˈbaɡnis], with a pause before the surname (which blocks the lenition of /b/) and the stop allophone of /ɡ/. I've added the normal Spanish pronunciation...

anglicisation. I’d say no lenition per C. Mara, C. Cúile, etc. Seems like there is no standard for lenition with a lack of lenition being more common at least...

[feðeˈɾiko | delˈβonis], with a pause before the surname, which blocks the lenition of /d/. The normal pronunciation is [feðeˈɾiko ðelˈβonis]. Mr KEBAB (talk)...

Maoil Chonaire for the family. In older forms of personal names with Mael, lenition was not usual (Maél Ciaráin for example), but in surnames it is now - or...

--Florian Blaschke (talk) 23:54, 29 August 2014 (UTC) Second lenition: Same changes as in first lenition, applied again And yet a couple of lines later we have...

completely incorrect statements about lenition: (a)that lenition affects only initial consonants; (b) that lenition is always indicated in orthography by...

importan as it is a feature lost in lenition and also is a main factor in various phonotactic rules such as blocked lenition. n l r sounds are not that easily...

disappeared. The 12th century language near English in England, where lenition is total is Anglo-Norman. So is Bennet obviously Anglo-Norman.Nortmannus...

"y lywodraeth" of lenition of a feminine noun after the article is wrong. The consonants "ll" and "rh" do not take part in lenition when this is concerned...

perhaps fortition might be merged into lenition. Fortis and lenis is very different from fortition and lenition because the former describes different...

(UTC) For clarity, it is possible to provide a parenthetical gloss of "lenition" on its first appearance? Would "(softening)" be accurate...? ~ L 🌸 (talk)...

pronunciation of Standard German. There are a few exceptions, e.g. the lenition of /ɡ/ is restricted to the ending -ig.” Other exceptions include the adoption...

exhibits the second lenition followed by the apocope, while in Occitano-Romance, the apocope is present without the second lenition ever having happened...

(UTC) For clarity, it is possible to provide a parenthetical gloss of "lenition" on its first appearance? Would "(softening)" be accurate...? ~ L 🌸 (talk)...

"Uí Che[i]nnselaig". Angus McLellan (Talk) 23:59, 29 November 2009 (UTC) Lenition after plural "Uí" is a common error (understandable as it's an easy one...

and Brythonic. More likely, the lenition of /b d ɡ m/ probably happened in Proto-Insular Celtic, while the lenition of /p t k/ didn't happen until Goidelic...

article An in front of it. (An is the singular “the.”) I am not sure if lenition was relevant in Old Irish.] “Feora, -rann, d. -ainn, pl. -anna, f., the...

(and one more likely in my opinion) Doo and Glass (genitive: glish, with lenition rendering it as lish - the placename would probably have originally been...

Northern rural perhaps?). I've heard certain speakers in Brazil that use lenition in singing, so from Barbosa's comment I would say /b, d, ɡ/-spirantisation...

varieties south/east of it do not undergo lenition, degemination, and vice versa for north of it)? Nowhere is there lenition in Italy as far south as say, Lazio...

stress markers Removed |pron Changed g to ɣ (based on syllable position and lenition after schwa) I haven't added the s in the first surname, in the full name...

isoglosses that distinguish the Eastern from the Western Iranian languages. Lenition of voiced stops word-initially, and fronting of /t͡ʃ/ to /ts/. Neither...

23:02, 2 May 2021 (UTC) [t] to [θ] still is lenition but .... so what was the environment for that? Lenition doesn't HAVE to be between vowels. Akerbeltz...

"de-vocalization"), but also [u̯] to [uː] is lenition in the same sense (better "vocalization"), so there is no "net" fortition or lenition taking place. I have seen changes...

for a general readership, and may lead to such readers conflating the lenition of /f/ > /v/ > /zero/ with syncope. (Australian > Strine is also vastly...

anglicised surname MacConnochie" Surely this is a phonetic spelling? (Lenition of "d") It is no more or less "Anglicised" than other spelling conventions...

be "Island of a berry", but this seems fanciful. One way or another, no lenition in both cases). 37.47.225.102 (talk) 13:05, 18 July 2021 (UTC) Hi. I have...

(or non-syllabic r to r-coloring) an example of lenition? Such a sound change isn't listed in the Lenition article. The metathesis explanation is supported...

transliteration of the Scotish Gaelic name, which doesn't even have a lenition at that position. Anyway, the criterion is "in English", which this isn't...

Wikipedia, see in the Sound Changes box that "Cheshirization" (along with lenition, elision, assimilation, sandhi, etc.) is one of the six or seven basic...

total assimilation. I think it's preferable to treat flapping as a kind of lenition in a weak metrical position. --Angr 19:58, 31 Mar 2005 (UTC) Hmm. That's...

Victão Lopes I hear you... 02:43, 19 June 2013 (UTC) @Lukenji We don't have lenition after the 'rr' sound, and in stressed positions, aside of the phonotactic...

are realised as approximants [ʋ ʋʲ], particularly in spontaneous speech. Lenition is indeed the weakening of a consonant, so it is fair to call ⟨v̞⟩ lenited...

"lámhfhada". There the first element in the adjective ("lámh-") causes lenition in the second element and the result is a new verbal entity. "Long-fhada"...

spelling of Moses in the 15th century was "von Mose" the loss of the "e" (lenition) was quite common at the time. Combined with the "Koek or Kooge" (Dutch/Frisian)...

indicates that the Nʉmʉ has been reanalyzed as a possessive, which would block lenition on a following /p/ or /t/. --Taivo (talk) 17:21, 20 July 2015 (UTC) Hello...

needn't be assimilation, either; it can be dissimilation, metathesis, lenition, fortition, etc. as well. —Angr 10:38, 26 November 2006 (UTC) Absolutely...

nasalization of the o. The facts that the affricate /t͡s/ get reduced to /s/ by lenition and that then /sj/ palatalizes in english to /ʃ/ is correct and so ok but...

consciously use one or the other in disagreement with the rules of Spanish lenition (which vary somewhat from dialect to dialect), unless we count slips of...

in a phonetic nasal. They may be few in number, but so is the variant lenition trigger (the feminine article) that changes s->t instead of s->h. A limited...

Salo cannot produce even ONE other example showing lenition after _bo_. Salo simply wants lenition to be completely regular and phonologically predictable...

Lenition and an infix might account for tspivang. WmAnnis (talk) 03:04, 13 December 2009 (UTC) More evidence for -iv- infix (an not internal lenition)...

May 2006 (UTC) Consonant mutation, Consonant gradation, Spirantization, Lenition, Fortition and Fortis and lenis all seem to be about the same kind of phenomenon...

"Fanuilos" should also not occur here since in this mode it appears to denote lenition (as on M in "mhellon" in a Moria gate draft) rather than the sound S. The...

signed his name in Irish. It looks like Toirdhealbhach but using séimhiú / lenition. Snappy (talk) 21:52, 9 June 2010 (UTC) I worked on MacSwiney's papers...

later have become written as -d. Later spelling would also have marked lenition of the -g-, becoming Brighid. Later still, reformed modern Irish spelling...

gives table spots to most of the outcomes of voice assimilation and stop lenition ([p g ɢ, β ɾ ɣ ʁ] etc.), and I don't remember Vajda mentioning [r] being...

(talk) Sorry but you're not making sense. At all. There is no 'blocked lenition' in an taigh, it's not a leniting environment, taigh being masculine. Secondly...

the language's) process is better than calling it sandhi. Not sure about lenition, which is a slightly more specific term than sandhi, and also a bit more...

i.e "vangi vaikkum iddam" Looks actually more Dutch to me. "bank" with lenition of the b --> vank with paragogic vowel insertion --> vanki. If the source...

Putting the g before the h doesn't make any sense in Irish. The H is a lenition, it is there to chabeg the sound of the D. Spelling Tadhg as "Tadgh" is...

article correctly points out. F > h thanks to Basque? "No hard evidence." Lenition thanks to Celtic? The article cites problems with the proposal. Germanic...

of theoretical interest is José Ignacio Hualde 2013:251, "Intervocalic lenition and word-boundary effects: Evidence from Judeo-Spanish'" (Diachronica 30...

</ref> Samuel Martin, 1994.<:ref>Martin, Samuel Elmo. ( 1996). Consonant Lenition in Korean and the Macro-Altaic Question, back cover.</ref> Paik Nam-june...

of semivowel? I gather it means lenition, but that's not particularly helpful, because there are many kinds of lenition. — Eru·tuon 18:50, 28 June 2017...

2007 (UTC) Try this: using Roman phonology of a register that allows "lenition" (la cagna will sound almost like la gagna, Caracalla will sound more like...

triggers lenition in the same way as Nic (thus Mhic Mhuireadhaigh but Mhic Cárthaigh), but what are the plurals of Ní and Nic, and do they trigger lenition in...

consonants section could probably be made a lot more concise if the different lenitions were grouped together, but this would result in some pretty major restructuring...

should be headers for that table. Possibly include a link for the pages of lenition and TAM. Clmn3 (talk) 15:34, 15 February 2017 (UTC) Thank you for the feedback...

the case for a process that happened 2000 years ago. Perhaps a link to lenition might be appropriate, but info about something happening in S America today...

palatal consonants, so I've followed that practice for OI. As far as the lenition goes, I don't pretend to have any detailed knowledge of OI, I'm just following...

Norway), while the apparent preservation in Danish is a result of secondary lenition. Note that in Faroese, Old Norse /ð/ is lost after /r/, although it is...

"Nuadu" is a genuine Old Irish spelling, but the -u ending became -a before lenition of consonants was marked. There are really only three authentic forms,...

transliteration a bit nonstandard? Length marks are missing, for one thing, and lenition is inconsistent. —Tamfang (talk) 06:14, 3 January 2011 (UTC) No comment...

(UTC) Pretty sure it should be [ ˈvʲitːɛ] — the usual unstressed vowel lenition rules won’t operate on a German name. And the t won’t be palatalized. --...

been developed independently (VSO word order, conjugated prepositions, lenition of [m] to a nasalized [v], etc.). —The preceding signed comment was added...

25 May 2025 (UTC) Pronounced Abar Dè-a'in when contracted without the lenition! As a footnote here i'll just say that i strongly recommend you read Robertson...

that is found in multiple languages, similar to metathesis, epenthesis, lenition, and so on (which are also found in Slavic languages). None of these pages...

from "B" to "Vr". DeCausa (talk) 17:36, 26 March 2013 (UTC) It's called Lenition. See this. DeCausa (talk) 17:41, 26 March 2013 (UTC) This article says...

broad transcription for /b d g/-lenition in Sardinian... Is there really a difference between Sardinian and Iberian lenitions? Jɑυмe (xarrades) 00:13, 21...

expressing basically the same distinction: “stricture”, “degree of contact”, “lenition” and “fortition”. ◅ Sebastian 15:33, 22 November 2021 (UTC) 'Raise' and...

version is Caffar, shouldn't the Irish version be Cathbharr, with two lenitions? ~2025-38967-52 (talk) 20:43, 6 December 2025 (UTC) I have changed the...

source to back that up? Peter238 (talk) 22:18, 21 October 2015 (UTC) Hola. Lenition is not uniform, it varies according to speaker/dialect. For example, many...

on Éist Arís, which may be the reason for your confusion. The séimhiú/lenition i.e. 'h' when succeeding an initial consonant has only a grammatical, not...

will move lenition of coda plosives to phonotactics, since this is irrelevant to both Standard Catalan and Valencian. Reasons: Such lenition shouldn't...

18:54, 10 December 2008 (UTC) Synchronically, the direct "a" triggers lenition of a following consonant, while indirect "a" triggers eclipsis of a following...

-- the lenition in the Scottish Gaelic was introduced by a process of assimilation and naturalisation (in the older Celtic tongues, lenition was a simple...

have retroflex consonants; Spanish and the Celtic languages both have lenition. The sharing of vowel reduction between Latin and Etruscan looks like the...

second is derived from 'gwladwr', ie 'ruler', which would be subject to lenition following an adjective or a noun that is used as an adjective, giving 'wladwr'...

would follow the linguistic rule of thumb of sound tending to undergo lenition rather than fortition. This would mean that High German [x] is a later...

only before a schwa... It's not so weird after all, it's just a kind of lenition (nasal stop -> nasal approximant). --Helloworlditsme (talk) 05:51, 22 November...

elsewhere (pronounced with a lax voiced sound featuring varying degrees of lenition from fricative to approximant, to near or total loss when syllable- and...

dialects it is phonogically the opposite of the sound shift, since it is a lenition it does not form part of a series with the other voiceless fricatives,...

is based on linguistic evidences (vocalic phonology, syncope of vowels, lenition of consonants, lexicon, etc), but these are linked to a cultural continuity...

references. Yes, I could spend the afternoon getting references for blocked lenition and the semantics of dubh but I don't have an afternoon to spare, especially...

still friendly toward Whitman's *r-loss hypothesis. He also favors the lenition hypothesis (since this was back when he was still pro-Altaic), which is...

projections of this change and postulates three independent instigations of lenition, dating the earliest to before 900 CE and the latest to the early thirteenth...

common for aspirates to become tenuis and then voiced, as pʰ → p → b (lenition), the reverse is rare. Okay, what? From what little I've redd, changes...

[hl] (lenition: debuccalization of /s/) [hl̥] (assimilation: devoicing of /l/ after voiceless consonant) /l̥/ (lenition: elision of /h/) /l/ (lenition: voicing...

articulation, approximant/frictionless continuant, voiceless/surd, weakening/lenition, variety/lect, control structure/equi-NP deletion, matrix-coding construction/raising...

ILCAA Robert Martin Kirchner, 2001, An Effort Based Approach to Consonant Lenition, Psychology Press Joseph H. Greenberg, Charles Albert Ferguson, & Edith...

isolate or a Japanese with no known relatives. Gurevich, Naomi (2004) "Lenition and contrast: the functional consequences of certain phonetically conditioned...

Several sources state that a recent sound change in European Portuguese as lenition for b, d, and g similar to what occurs in Spanish. Yet, there is no mention...

each other as Goidelic often re-interprets initial fricatives by assuming lenition and reversing it or by dropping the offending fricative. So if H+Vowel...

mistake is showing it with a regional European Portuguese pronunciation. The lenition of the intervocalic voiced plosives is by no means standard in European...

interesting since they mostly only show elision, fortition to [k], or lenition to [j]. I am a little skeptical about the Kadić source being a reliable...

Irish and is only used when words beginning with the letter f undergo lenition. V is used only in foreign words in Irish (and in the surname Ó Cuív),...

perspective as not being the only system. A proper explanation of Gaelic lenition is not attempted in this three-line section, however, as that belongs elsewhere...

[çirˠʃd̪̊ə] or [hirˠʃd̪̊ə] to *Kirta when quizzed on the place name (backforming lenition is very common in Gaelic, cf hogshead > tocasaid, hallur > talla, vervain...

in the best interest of careful readers use either debuccalization or lenition so as not to confuse linguistic terminology. Anyone interested in linguistics...

10 1,196 Apocope 7,111 7,111 372 372 Palatalization 1,499 1,499 56 56 Lenition 8,113 8,113 601 601 Vowel prosthesis 2,339 2,339 157 157 Stressed vowels...

results thus show that Japanese voiced alveolar /d/ is also subject to lenition (contra to previous descriptive phonetic accounts: Vance 1987, Okada 1999)...

in the best interest of careful readers use either debuccalization or lenition so as not to confuse linguistic terminology. Anyone interested in linguistics...

total assimilation. I think it's preferable to treat flapping as a kind of lenition in a weak metrical position. --Angr 19:58, 31 Mar 2005 (UTC) Hmm. That's...

thoroughly confused with Spanish (and it reminds one of it in the aspect of lenition of voiced stops b, d, g - that people say to not exist in Brazil, what...

shares phonological innovations such as the following with Greek: ... lenition of prevocalic *s, word-initially (NPhr. εγεδου, Gr. ἐχέσθω < *seǵh-) and...

/ɡ/, in intervocalic position as well. The possibility of sandhi /-b-/ lenition may be worth noting, now that you mention it. I'll have to add another...

kind of puts the opposite idea across, i.e. that it wasn't that prone to lenition/assimilation. LjL (talk) 20:58, 27 June 2009 (UTC) If we avoid /j/, how...

vowels (gel-i-r). It's clearly an irregularity. Also some verbs go through lenition of the last consonant, but most don't (bit-ecek, but gid-ecek, not *git-ecek)...

approximant ar to mid vowels to alveolo-palatal sibilants to voiced stop lenition. Of course a person whose native language is not English, that entered...

sourced; if you disagree with it, find a source which states that there's no lenition in Austrian German. — Peter238 (v̥ɪˑzɪʔ mɑˑɪ̯ tˢʰoˑk̚ pʰɛˑɪ̯d̥ʒ̊) 14:13...

unaspirated rather than voiced and unvoiced. A source for this is e.g. Lenition and Contrast by Naomi Gurevich, p.97, ISBN 0415970997, citing personal...

enough to most learners, i.e. the majority of users, with its mutation/lenition system, or however they refer to it these days). A lot of my edits are...

man, or the family in general. The prefix "Ní" ("daughter of") causes lenition (the "h" following the initial consonant) of the name following it. —Preceding...

assimilation, because the place of [h] is glottal, not dental. It's simply a lenition, very common in many Spanish dialects and already mentioned in the previous...

distinction, not even today, so it's all about t-d, and you know about lenition, i suppose.--FlammingoHey 16:46, 13 November 2008 (UTC) I fail to see how...

counterparts appear does not reflect PIE's. It corresponds to Eichner's lenition/voicing laws, which are: A voiceless obstruent is lenited/voiced if it's...

diminutive suffixes «-ьо́к-» and «-ьо́нок-», that cause palatalization and lenition of root's last |k| morphoneme to /t͡ɕ/: бачо́к [bɐˈt͡ɕɵk]. Would you believe...

no article exists. Is this an established term, or could something like Lenition be redirected to? I'm not familiar with Hebrew, so forgive my stab in the...

second reason: the flap and the glottal stop are just products of further lenition of /t/. But this is complicated by the fact that in southern England you...

Anglo-Saxon in origin are essentially all the result of backformation (i.e. de-lenition of f > p i.e. by speakers re-analyzing a place name like /fɑːl/ and assuming...

Proto-Celtic */w/ was lost in that position in Irish and was renewed only in lenition contexts ...” (Richard Coates, Reviewed Works -- English and Celtic in...

favours the plain headword as it would appear in a dictionary. The "A'" and lenition are grammatical features and not part of the word per se. Prof Wrong (talk)...

suggested by its mutation into ж when palatalized (нога — ножка), its lenition when it is devoiced (снег, когти), and its traditional fricative pronunciation...

and is the origin of šahrbān. The b is the result of the Middle Persian lenition after vowels: xšaθrapāvanam > Late Old Persian xšaθrapān- > xšaθr(a)βān-...

fricative is not an issue in this article. It is accepted that it arose as a lenition of the sibilants in Assamese. The argument Neog and Sarma have put forward...

the bottom.) There are four benefits to laying the chart out this way: Lenition processes (plosive → fricative → approximant) are now easy to follow by...

syllable that gets simplified but /lʲə/ look decidedly odd and the lack of lenition and the vowels in /kanatanax/ look fishy too and I'm tempted to redo them...

--Hkroger (talk) 23:11, 12 December 2007 (UTC) Consonant gradation is a lenition process ... However, it is very common since it is found in the partitive...

is plural = (godly) leaders; 'a' is an article = the. Greek with K > G lenition is Krik meaning cirkle. The symbol of God in Sumerian was the cirkle; this...

or [h] is more phonologically intelligible, an example of two kinds of lenition and dissimilation; and the reduction of /eo̯/ to /iu̯/ to /juː/ to /uː/...

21:50, 14 September 2017 (UTC) Another source mentioning the assimilation-lenition process [sti ~ ʃti] > [stʃi ~ ʃti] > [ʃtʃi] > [ʃ.ʃi] > [ʃi] http://www...

written down in script. 3) Even when Old Irish did come to be written down, lenition of "b" was, in any case, not marked by a dot: it was not marked at all...

mean 'g' was fricative in Northern dialects. Russians have sporadical lenition in many other words, say, [b] in что-нибудь becomes sporadically a bilabial...

Chinese phonological processes, this coda consonant may have been subject to lenition, but not fortition and devoicing. In addition, Old Chinese is widely regarded...

possibility.Gabhala (talk) 18:54, 23 January 2008 (UTC) I'm aware of non-marked lenition in Old Irish, but I still don't believe v or w can be etymologically linked...

other changes (to [t], [l], [ʃ] etc.) are a matter of usual processes like lenition, fortition, etc. and are paralleled by similar shifts within Caucasian...

trying to intimate. Koncorde (talk) 22:02, 27 February 2014 (UTC) This is lenition of /k/ into /x/ which tends to happen at the end of the word or between...

the extra vowel schwa - which isn't an instance of apocope, by the way. Lenition probably more like it. How do we distinguish this from the wholesale substitution...

labialization while [ɰ] and [g] differ in degree of closure), or the extreme lenition of final -d (which can lead to its total loss, or to a bounceback fortition...

three main different types of mutations in "early conceptual Noldorin": (a) soft mutation (or lenition), (b) hard mutation, and (c) nasal mutation. ”...

fortition; southwestern German wouldn't show traces either way due to various lenition phenomena across the board, except maybe in Walser dialects that are beyond...

phonological reconstructions. Open or closed syllables, Final features, Lenition/consonant gradation, status of l, n, ŋ. Describe basic morphological characteristics:...

the top if my head are the begedpeket lenition changes; contrast the endless stream of palatalizations, lenitions, nasalizations, etc. in the Indo-European...

the explanation. Is this a dialect phenomenon, or is the syllable-final lenition pretty consistent among Ainu speakers? And do you have any idea how recent...

the term 'soft mutation' and more generally in linguistics in the terms lenition and fortition. garik 22:07, 14 August 2006 (UTC) There is a distinct division...

considered broad, for example. Dublin could not be from Hiberno-English as the lenition of b to bh had occured long before English had come to be spoken in Ireland...

the term "initial consonant mutation"? Maybe because Sc. Gaelic only has lenition, so we don't need a more general term? I think that the reference to initial...

dyke). The minor spelling variations are due to Gaelic case endings and lenition and don't actually have any bearing on the identity of the underlying words...

root=leiden). Note that the evolution of Galician is marked by a general lenition of the occlusive consonant system, so [kk] > [k], [k] > [γ], [g] > [ø]...

as some sort of allophone (despite extensive discussion of voicing and lenition allophony processes with regards to the plosives). This needs to be cleared...

Welsh or Scottish Gaelic, for example, the rules and sound changes and lenitions, while somewhat consistent (or, more precisely, predictable), seem very...

shift from /g/ to /h/ is a very common change, and be a typical example of lenition (a very similar change occurred in the development of Spanish, for example)...

the bottom.) There are four benefits to laying the chart out this way: Lenition processes (plosive → fricative → approximant) are now easy to follow by...

Primitive Irish from Old Irish there are certain guiding principles (e.g. lenition, syncope etc) but *Ateûiācotōtās remains a hypothetical (and slightly imaginative)...

I've added info about Gaeltacht usage. I don't unfortunately know the origins of this or how long it's been around for. I also changed the first line because...

[Your helpful link explained that the additional aitch is there because of lenition - "a fancy way of talking about aspiration of consonants. The H is used...

the Old Norse final /t/ (a stop) into Danish /ð/ (a fricative) is called lenition. It did not take place in Swedish and it had not taken place in Danish...

Earth are all the fricatives coming from? (satem, not ḱatem.) Did this lenition happen in all the satem languages? Is it part of 'satemisation', or does...

the pharyngeal/uvular merger to before the Aramaic-influenced begedkefet lenition. Mo-Al (talk) 00:12, 29 May 2009 (UTC) In "Phonology" it reads: rēš ר /ɾ/...

eventually fell, giving *ambtare and then andare when the bt nexus underwent lenition. Pan Brerus (talk) 23:08, 25 June 2012 (UTC) You omitted Spanish fui, fuiste...

community" ;) --Vedran 21:52, 1 Dec 2003 (UTC) It's mesTna zajednica after lenition... Nikola 20:50, 16 Dec 2003 (UTC) I wouldn't go so far to say it's just...

spoken in 19th century Lisbon. We also have tons of vowel reduction, and lenition of voiced consonants. Inb4: rant. I kinda like the alternation of onset...

ditch ; fence, hedge " (early Bret, cloed, clod, cloz, Ir. clad) with lenition after certain preposi- tions, and aeth " furze." Glodd- would exactly correspond...

Spanish already use a narrow transcription (that's the reason we transcribe lenition and use brackets instead of slashes, although in general transcriptions...

or different, undergo assimilation in consonantal clusters as well as lenitions as mentioned above in such words as chata and Hanna.--Jeziorko (talk)...