High German consonant shift

English

Proper noun

High German consonant shift

(linguistics) A sound change that affected the stop consonants in the early history of the High German languages, which devoiced them or changed them into fricatives or affricates.

Translations

sound change that affected the stop consonants of the High German languages

Dutch: Hoogduitse klankverschuiving f, tweede Germaanse klankverschuiving f
Georgian: თანხმოვანთა მეორე გადაწევა (tanxmovanta meore gadac̣eva), თანხმოვანთა დიდი გადაწევა (tanxmovanta didi gadac̣eva), თანხმოვანთა ზემოგერმანული გადაწევა (tanxmovanta zemogermanuli gadac̣eva)

German: zweite Lautverschiebung (de) f, althochdeutsche Lautverschiebung f, hochdeutsche Lautverschiebung f, deutsche Lautverschiebung f

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