hasPhonologicalChange

P9128 predicate

Indicates a relationship where one linguistic form undergoes a change in its sound structure relative to another form or earlier state.

Observed surface forms (7)

  • changesPhoneme ×6
  • phonologicalChangeFromProto-Indo-European ×5
  • phonologicalProcess ×2
  • hasSoundChange ×1
  • modifiesPhonologyOf ×1
  • phonologicalAncestorOf ×1
  • sharesSoundChange ×1

Sample triples (21)

Subject Object
High German consonant shift Proto-Germanic *b via predicate surface "changesPhoneme"
High German consonant shift Proto-Germanic *d via predicate surface "changesPhoneme"
High German consonant shift Proto-Germanic *g via predicate surface "changesPhoneme"
High German consonant shift Proto-Germanic *k via predicate surface "changesPhoneme"
High German consonant shift Proto-Germanic *p via predicate surface "changesPhoneme"
High German consonant shift Proto-Germanic *t via predicate surface "changesPhoneme"
Iyaric Jamaican Patois via predicate surface "modifiesPhonologyOf"
surface form: Jamaican English
Northwest Solomonic languages innovations from Proto-Oceanic via predicate surface "hasSoundChange"
Nunivak Cup’ig assimilation via predicate surface "phonologicalProcess"
Nunivak Cup’ig consonant cluster simplification via predicate surface "phonologicalProcess"
Old Saxon Ingvaeonic nasal spirant law via predicate surface "sharesSoundChange"
Proto-Celtic loss of Proto-Indo-European laryngeals
Proto-Celtic merger of aspirated and plain voiced stops
Proto-Goidelic lenition of Proto-Celtic stops between vowels
Proto-Goidelic vocalic changes leading toward Old Irish vowel system
Proto-Italic development of PIE *o to Proto-Italic *o via predicate surface "phonologicalChangeFromProto-Indo-European"
Proto-Italic development of PIE *ē to Proto-Italic *ī in many environments via predicate surface "phonologicalChangeFromProto-Indo-European"
Proto-Italic loss of laryngeals in most positions via predicate surface "phonologicalChangeFromProto-Indo-European"
Proto-Italic merger of aspirated and plain voiced stops via predicate surface "phonologicalChangeFromProto-Indo-European"
Proto-Italic vocalization of syllabic resonants via predicate surface "phonologicalChangeFromProto-Indo-European"
Proto-West Germanic /f/ ~ /v/ alternations in English and German via predicate surface "phonologicalAncestorOf"