Results of the High German Consonant Shift, Table

Results of the High German Consonant Shift, Table

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Table 21: Results of the High German Consonant Shift

p- pound Pfund pp apple Apfel Vp** hope hoffen
t- ten zehn tt sitting sitzen Vr** bite beissen
k- can khann* kk lick lekchen* Vk** make machen

*Khann and lekchen, with affricates, are southern dialect forms; standard
German has stops: kann, lecken. **V represents any vowel.

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