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Reflexes of Proto-Indo-Aryan[edit]

Consonants[edit]

OIA EMIA Examples
PIA Sanskrit Pali PIA Sanskrit Pali[1]
*k k k *kárma kárma kamma
kh[C 1] kīla (peg) khīla ~ khīḷa
[C 2] sphaṭikā (crystal) phaḷikā
[C 3] tāḍayati (beats) tāḷeti
biḍāla (cat) biḷāla ~ biḷāra
ḍh ḷh[C 3] *muẓḍʰás (confused) mūḍhá mūḷha
n[C 4] dharmeṇa (doctrine, ins.sg) dhammena
*t t t
th[C 1] tuṣa (husk of grain) thusa
[C 5] *kr̥tás (did) kṛtá kaṭa
*th th th
ṭh[C 5] *pratʰamás (first) prathamá paṭhama
*n n n
[C 4] laśuna (garlic) lasuṇa
*p p p
ph[C 1] *palHtás (grey) palitá phalita
v[C 6] vípina (forst) vivina
*b b b
bh[C 1] busa (chaff) bhusa
*y y y
v[C 7] mṛgayā (hunt) migavā
yy[C 8] *mriyátay (dies) mriyáte miyyati
*r r r ~ l antarikṣa (sky) antalikkha
*w v v
p[C 6] āplavate apilapati
ś s śiśira (cold season) sisira
ch[C 9] śāva (young of an animal) chāpa
*ṣ s oṣadhī (herb) osadhī

Notes

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Word-initially aspirated before -S-, -r-/-l-/-ḷ-
  2. ^ Oberlies puts these voicings under an Eastern OIA/early MIA dialect.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Intervocalic
  4. 4.0 4.1 Sometimes retroflexed following u, ū, o, v, or a palatal. Dentalised in other contexts (which may be an Eastern feature).
  5. 5.0 5.1 Sometimes retroflexed when following ṛ or r, presumably reflecting the retroflex pronunciation variant of those in OIA. Eastern feature.
  6. 6.0 6.1 p__p < p__v and vice versa.
  7. ^ In the vicinity of a palatal or u/ū.
  8. ^ After i, ī, and e (perhaps reflecting glide quality).
  9. ^ Initially and inconsistently, seems dialectal.

References[edit]

  1. ^ Thomas Oberlies (2001) Pāli: A Grammar of the Language of the Theravāda Tipiṭaka (Indian philology and South Asian studies; 3), Walter de Gruyter, →ISBN