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A Hellenic language principally spoken in Greece.
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How did the pronunciation of zeta vary by dialects in Ancient Greek?
BC Attic or was it innovated by other dialects of Ancient Greek? …
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Did Cretan Greek have [s] as an allophone of /ts/ after a nasal?
Wikipedia cites Hinge (2001) as reporting the claim that Cretan Greek had [s] as an allophone of /ts/ after a nasal. I’m not a German speaker so I can’t verify this. …
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How did οι merge with υ and υι in Koine?
Before the merger of ι and υ, there was a previous merger between υ, υι, and οι. υι makes sense as it was the long equivalent of υ. I’m still unsure how οι came to be pronounced as /y/.
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