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 | | Grimm's law shows that the classical voiceless stops (k,t,p) became voiceless aspirates (h,th,fâ) in English and mediae (h,d,fâ) in German, e.g., the initial sounds of Latin pater, English father, German Vater, and in the middle of Latin frater, English brother, German Bruder. |
 | | Law and Philosophy in Greece 62...cherishing the traditions of Abram and of the Law, which, in its Old Testament form, is known... |
 | | ...was this study that chiefly revealed the regular relations of sounds in the Indo-European languages (as described in Grimms law) and led to the historical investigation of language in the 19th cent. |
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