1949
DOI: 10.2307/410084
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Umlaut and Secondary Umlaut in Old High German

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“…to Penzl (1949). I must confess that I am not able to share SteblinKamenskij's evaluation: Penzl has examined the alleged evidence presented by some earlier philologists that Old High German Umlaut occurred through the palatalization of the intervenihg consonaiits.…”
Section: Regressive Palatälization Via Consonants?mentioning
confidence: 90%
“…to Penzl (1949). I must confess that I am not able to share SteblinKamenskij's evaluation: Penzl has examined the alleged evidence presented by some earlier philologists that Old High German Umlaut occurred through the palatalization of the intervenihg consonaiits.…”
Section: Regressive Palatälization Via Consonants?mentioning
confidence: 90%
“…One view is that umlaut ceased to be a phonological process and was morphologized well before OHG (Penzl 1949;Antonsen 1969). Wurzel (1989, p. 109) regards the singular/plural distinction as fundamental to the entire nominal morphological system from an early period onward, and argues repeatedly that umlaut came to be associated with plurality during OHG (1980, pp.…”
Section: The Morphologization Of Primary Umlautmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Jh. Die Endsilbenabschwächung trat bedeutend früher ein als im Deutschen (Dal 1971, Penzl 1994. Diese Umlaute wurden jedoch schon wenig später -teilweise noch in der altenglischen Phase, genauer zwischen dem 9. und 11.…”
Section: Die Phonologische Umlautphaseunclassified