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E.A. Umarov |
Mahmud of Kashgar's views on the consonant "G" |
110-112 |
| 2001, 3 |
L.E. Kalnyn’ |
Voiced consonants as components of the phonetic program of the word in Slavonic languages |
71-83 |
| 2001, 1 |
M.L. Greenberg |
The rise and fall of lenition of the plesives in Slovene |
31-42 |
| 2000, 6 |
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South Russian dialect. New data |
98-109 |
| 1996, 6 |
N.A. Barnova |
On consonant clusters in the Tsez languages |
117-120 |
| 1996, 1 |
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On the problem of *b in Mycenaean Greek |
108-115 |
| 1995, 2 |
Yakov G. Testelets |
Sibilants or sound-clusters in Proto-Kartvelian? (The classical dilemma and some new arguments) |
10-28 |
| 1995, 2 |
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Some phonetic changes of consonant clusters in Russian, Old Russian and Proto-Slavonic caused by the consonant opposition "tense/lax" |
43-56 |
| 1993, 6 |
D.D. Beljaev |
Slavonic velars after the fall of the reduced vowels |
64-77 |
| 1993, 4 |
A.S. Liberman |
Hard and smooth consonants in the history of the Germanic languages |
38-47 |
