A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v1.c6.1

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v1.c6.1

CONTENTS.—§ 48. GENERAL REMARKS: POSITIONAL AND ORGANIC CHANGES.—§ 49. POSITIONAL CHANGES—INITIAL CONSONANTS.—§ 50. MEDIAL CONSONANTS.—§ 51. (1) RETENTION.—§ 52. (2) SOFTENING OF TENUES TO MEDIAE.—§ 53. (3) ELISION.—§ 54. LAWS OF THE THREE PROCESSES.—§ 55. FINAL CONSONANTS.—§ 56. ORGANIC CHANGES—GUTTURALS.—§ 57. RELATION OF PALATALS TO LINGUALS.—§ 58. MARATHI SUBSTITUTION OF SIBILANTS FOR PALATALS.—§ 59. CONNEXION BETWEEN CEREBRALS AND DENTALS.—§ 60. FURTHER TRANSITION OF CEREBRALS INTO *l* AND *ḷ*.—§ 61. MODIFICATIONS AND CHANGES OF SEMIVOWELS, (1) *ल*.—§ 62. SEMIVOWELS, (2) *य*.—§ 63. SEMIVOWELS, (3) *र*.—§ 64. SEMIVOWELS, (4) *व*.—§ 65. THE NASALS.—§ 66. THE SIBILANTS.—§ 67. *ह*.—§§ 68, 69. THE ASPIRATES.—§ 70. VISARGA AND ANUSVÂRA.—§ 71. INVERSION OF WORDS.