PHONOLOGY VOWELS AND DIPHTHONGS PIE G L Skt. Lith. Ocs Go. OE i L i i i i i, ai ei u v u u u ti u,au uo e € e a e e i, ai ei ° ° ° a a ° a 2 a a a a a ° a 2 7 T 1 T y i ei i a v a a a y u (?ii) u é 0 é a é é e & o w o a uo a oO 6 a an a a 3 a ° 6 ey ea I (ei) e ei, ie i ei i oy oa d,oe(oi) e ai, ie é ai 4 ay ou ae e ai, ie é ai a ew @ i(ou) o au u iu é0 ow ov a(ou) o au u au éa aw aw au ° au u au éa Notes to the table. 1. PIE Lon vowets and sequences of sHORT VOWELS PLUS LARYNGEAL with few exceptions (mostly in G, 49-50) have identical reflexes in the IE languages. As a consequence it is not always possible to determine whether a given long vowel, for example the # of L mis ‘mouse’, continues PIE *# or “4H. Liquips, Nasats, AND GLIDES. ‘TABLE OF CORRESPONDENCES. PE «6G A: Indic NE ' ° r 51 r ‘1 d 1 51 1 ‘m YP m m m “n v n n n ‘w fh, @ v2 v w y h Go i,o y: y ‘TABLE OF CORRESPONDENCES OF SYLLABIC LIQUIDS AND NASALS. PIE Att-Ion. Myc, Acol. L Ved. Lith, PGme. Arc.-Cyp,, ete. "tC ap, poe op, po or t ir “ur “(H)V ap op ra) i, ur ir “ur Ic ae, Now od, do ol r il ul "HV ad oh 1 i, ur il ‘ul, “mC oe a em a im ‘um “m(H)V op ow em am im tum “nC a a en a in tun *n(H)V a ov en an in “un (V = any vowel; C = any consonant NOT A LARYNGEAL; see 103-9.)