The Indo-European Dialects

1st-person 2nd-person Albanian alongside aorist Armenian attested augment Avestan Baltic and Slavic Brugmann Brythonic Celtic CHAPTER cognates common development Common Indo-European consonant shift contrast to Gr corresponding dative dialects diphthong distinct Eastern European example feminine genitive Germanic Goth Greek Greek and Indo-Iranian Greek and Italic guages gutturals idioms Indo Indo-European dialects Indo-European languages Indo-Iranian initial innovations intervocalic Iranian Irish isoglosses Italo-Celtic labiovelars Latin linguistic Lith Lithuanian medial Meillet nasal noun occurs Olce Old Prussian OPruss original OSax Oscan Osco-Umbrian Pedersen perfect period of common phenomena plural prepalatal present preterite pronunciation reduplication represented Rig-Veda root Russ Sanskrit Serb singular sonant spirants stem suffix syllable tion Umbr Umbrian unity Vedic verb vocalism voiced aspirated stops voiced stops voiceless aspirated stops voiceless stops vowel Western dialects word