Sound Synthesis in Indo European Indo Iranian and Sanskrit

Author(s): Satya Swarup Mishra
Publisher: Ashutosh Prakashan Sansthan

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page 64. Treatment of r like s, ş due to common development
as ḥ 64a. ì<s lost 64b. ḥ (<s) >r
41 65. ḥ+tch)
41 66. ḥ+ch)>śc(h) 67. ḥ+k(h)/p(h)
42 67a. r>s/hr 68. ḥ+slsls 69. sts>ts 70. şts>ts 71. sts >ks 72. Śts >ks 73, ś+s>ts
43 74. Compensatary lengthening after loss of a sibilant 43 75. r remained r 76. Compensatory lengthening after loss of ar
43 77. r before r treated like s sometimes
44 78. Sources of Skt h
44 79, h tt 80. hts
45 81, h+bh
45 82, h+t/sbh
46 Ch VII. Some Exceptional Treatments in OIA Sound Synthesis
47 A. Prohibition of Sandhi in Sanskrit 83. Prohibition of Sandi in Sanskrit
47 84. Duals in i, ū, e
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85, Pronoun ami
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