Kluge’s law in Germanic linguistics
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Kluge’s law in Germanic linguistics is a historical sound law that explains the development of certain consonant clusters in the early Germanic languages, particularly involving the gemination of consonants before specific sounds.
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| Kluge’s law in Germanic linguistics canonical | 1 |
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