G. [a], [u] became [o] in final unstressed closed syllable; [-ˌ{au}C] > [-oC]
Reference ✧ GG/13 ✧ phonetics
Phonetic Rule Elements
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Phonetic Rule Examples
aikas > aikos | -ˌaC > -oC | ᴱ✶aikasse > G. aigos | ✧ GL/17 |
aiθaθ > aiθoθ | -ˌaC > -oC | ᴱ✶eχt·taþ· > G. aithos | ✧ GL/18 |
avas > avos | -ˌaC > -oC | ᴱ√AWA > G. avos | ✧ LT2A/Ausir |
falxan > falxon | -ˌaC > -oC | ᴱ√FḶKḶ > G. falchon | ✧ LT2A/Glorfalc |
gomat > gomot | -ˌaC > -oC | ᴱ✶ŋwa·mat > G. gomod | ✧ GL/44 |
gopas > gopos | -ˌaC > -oC | ᴱ√KOPO > G. gobos | ✧ LT1A/Kópas |
maiðan > maiðon | -ˌaC > -oC | ᴱ✶megđana > G. maidhon | ✧ GL/56 |
saiðan > sekðon | -ˌaC > -oC | ᴱ✶sek’·ðana > G. Saidhon | ✧ GL/66 |
amun > amon | -ˌuC > -oC | ᴱ✶amundǝ > G. amon | ✧ PE13/110 |
eðus > eðos | -ˌuC > -oC | #ᴱ✶eđus > G. edhos | ✧ GL/31 |
eðusmon > eðosmon | -ˌuC > -oC | ᴱ✶eđusmānī > G. Edhofon | ✧ GL/31 |
taruk > tarok | -ˌuC > -oC | #ᴱ✶taruku- > G. tarog | ✧ GL/69 |