A Contribution to the History of the Unaccented Vowels in Old French ..
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323) ; this could indicate equally a sound dzh. In this case, after the double consonant, di was not reduced to par- asitic /, like intervocal di, but was developed like initial di.
Since the final vowel is retained, there must have been com- plete closure in articulating the d, then followed the explosion, and the articulation of the sibilant, succeeded by a weak vowel sound, as the syllabic m ordzhe. But the word may also repre- sent an original feminine (neuter plural) hordea ; the gender is... prevailingly masculine in O. Fr. chalande and Compiigne are probably not popular words.
For sy examples are rare ; they show loss of the final, scgu- stum ; sens, basio : dais.
Guttural + y. ci gives regularly ts (z) in O. Fr. gy, a para- sitic /. After both the vowel of the ultima is lost. Examples : facto : faz : fais; laqueum : laz, bracchium : braz ; panicium : paniz ; glaciem : glaz ; solatium solaz \ etc.
Exceptions are quite numerous. All must be classed as loan- words, delicius : delices, fabricium : fabrice, licium : lisse, jtidi- cium cjuise, (olsojuiz, regular) / arcaceum : arcasse, bisaccium ; besace, pellicium : pelisse, cottvicium : convice, vinaceum ; vinasse.
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323) ; this could indicate equally a sound dzh. In this case, after the double consonant, di was not reduced to par- asitic /, like intervocal di, but was developed like initial di.
Since the final vowel is retained, there must have been com- plete closure in articulating the d, then followed the explosion, and the articulation of the sibilant, succeeded by a weak vowel sound, as the syllabic m ordzhe. But the word may also repre- sent an original feminine (neuter plural) hordea ; the gender is... prevailingly masculine in O. Fr. chalande and Compiigne are probably not popular words.
For sy examples are rare ; they show loss of the final, scgu- stum ; sens, basio : dais.
Guttural + y. ci gives regularly ts (z) in O. Fr. gy, a para- sitic /. After both the vowel of the ultima is lost. Examples : facto : faz : fais; laqueum : laz, bracchium : braz ; panicium : paniz ; glaciem : glaz ; solatium solaz \ etc.
Exceptions are quite numerous. All must be classed as loan- words, delicius : delices, fabricium : fabrice, licium : lisse, jtidi- cium cjuise, (olsojuiz, regular) / arcaceum : arcasse, bisaccium ; besace, pellicium : pelisse, cottvicium : convice, vinaceum ; vinasse.
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