Short Historical Grammar of the German Language, Old Middle And Modern High German
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sOlre. The short vowel is also preserved in (Jiitteit, M.H.G. viilin; in Sfeffe, M.H.G. neve, and in man$, M.H.G. manec.
§ 34. The lengthening of short vowels in closed syllables is in most cases the result of analogy. Thus the nom.
sing, generally takes the long vowel of the inflected forms, as ber ©ofiit, M.H.G. sun, on account of be§ (3of)rte§. In a few words the pronunciation fluctuates, thus in §of, ®Ia§, %&%. Also in weak verbs the long vowel of the infinitive finds its way into forms wit...h closed syllables, legen, it|r tegt. In Modern German the difference between the sing.
' M.H.G. wagen, to dare.
-^ M.H.G. malen, to paint.
36 GERMAN PHONOLOGV and plural of the preterite of strong verbs has disappeared.
M.H.G. nam, namen, Mod. German nal^m, na£)men. In other forms of strong verbs the long vowel of the open syllables has, in general, only been introduced into the closed syllables, if the vowels were of the same kind, tragett, er trogt, faliren, er fafirt, likewise ^e^en, bu fiel^ft, lefen, er lieft, £)aben, if)r l^aBt, but treten, bu trittj't, nel^nten, bu nimmft.
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sOlre. The short vowel is also preserved in (Jiitteit, M.H.G. viilin; in Sfeffe, M.H.G. neve, and in man$, M.H.G. manec.
§ 34. The lengthening of short vowels in closed syllables is in most cases the result of analogy. Thus the nom.
sing, generally takes the long vowel of the inflected forms, as ber ©ofiit, M.H.G. sun, on account of be§ (3of)rte§. In a few words the pronunciation fluctuates, thus in §of, ®Ia§, %&%. Also in weak verbs the long vowel of the infinitive finds its way into forms wit...h closed syllables, legen, it|r tegt. In Modern German the difference between the sing.
' M.H.G. wagen, to dare.
-^ M.H.G. malen, to paint.
36 GERMAN PHONOLOGV and plural of the preterite of strong verbs has disappeared.
M.H.G. nam, namen, Mod. German nal^m, na£)men. In other forms of strong verbs the long vowel of the open syllables has, in general, only been introduced into the closed syllables, if the vowels were of the same kind, tragett, er trogt, faliren, er fafirt, likewise ^e^en, bu fiel^ft, lefen, er lieft, £)aben, if)r l^aBt, but treten, bu trittj't, nel^nten, bu nimmft.
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