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摘要
本文认为晚原突厥语有两个根本性的辅音变化，可表示为*t₁> g /V_iVr 1 / 2和*d₁> g /V_iVr 1。利用这一新的发音规律，一些在突厥语中音素形状为/°VgVr/或/°VgVz/的词汇被归类为源于以°t-或°d-结尾的动词。重建的突厥语体也部分得到蒙古语体资料的支持。
The present paper argues for two radical consonantal changes in Late Proto-Turkic, which can be formulated as *t₁ > g /V_iVr₁/₂ and *d₁ > g /V_iVr₁. Using this new sound law, some lexemes that have the phonemic shape /°VgVr/ or /°VgVz/ in Common Turkic are etymologised as being derived from verbs ending in °t- or °d-. The reconstructed Turkic forms are also partly supported by Mongolic data.
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