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| | PIE, BS, CS |
 | | The 19th century linguistic texts where the PIE is postulated are here Click here to explore common Indo-European lexical roots or take a look at the on-line Indo-European etymological dictionaries. |
 | | PIE vocalic r,l,n,m change into the groups ur,ir,ul,il,un,in,um,im, which are retained in the Baltic languages while evolving furhter in Slavic |
 | | Main structural features of CS: vocalism simplified as compared to PIE (esp. monophtongization), quality is tied to quantity, consonantal oppositions are moving toward the front of mouth cavity, syllables have to be open, still rich inflection |
| www.asu.edu /clas/reesc/asugh/GHPIE.HTM (713 words) |
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