LINGUIST List 17.3698
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Thu Dec 14 2006
Qs: Izhitsa in Old Church Slavonic
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1. Frederick
Lauritzen,
Izhitsa in Old Church Slavonic
Message 1: Izhitsa in Old Church Slavonic
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Date: 11-Dec-2006
From: Frederick Lauritzen <fredericklauritzenyahoo.it>
Subject: Izhitsa in Old Church Slavonic
Could someone indicate bibliographical references for the pronunciation of
the letter Izhitsa in Old Church Slavonic?
Apparently some believe it to have been pronounced as ΓΌ before it became
simply another way to write i. However it appears that later croatian texts
substitute the izhitsa with u.
Linguistic Field(s):
Historical Linguistics
Subject Language(s): Slavonic, Old Church (chu)
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