Sound Change Critique Thread

[Knit Tie]

Really, you can go either way. but did Greek really do *unconditional* fortition there? the words like /zefs/ for Zeus are reimportations of classical words.

Really? Then I can just have the diphthongs remain before voiced consonants and word-finally and fortition only befote the voiceless ones as the voicelessness spreads.

[bradrn]

Quick question: How did you get from /l/ to /ɣ/?

That's just bog-standard l-vocalisation. Hell, most of native English speakers in the US already dit it in some environments.

I have l-vocalisation myself; I thought it just changed /l/ to one of [ɫ w ɰ u ʟ ɯ]? Although now that I mention it I’ve just realised it isn’t so hard to do /l/ → /ɰ/ → /ɣ/…