'Palatalization of velars: A major link of Old English and Old Frisian'
@inproceedings{Laker2007PalatalizationOV, title={'Palatalization of velars: A major link of Old English and Old Frisian'}, author={Stephen Laker}, year={2007} }
especially, Patrick Stiles for giving me valuable comments on this article; however, they are in no way to be associated with the suggestions made in it. 2 T. Siebs, ‘Geschichte der friesischenSprache’,Grundriß der germanischenPhilologie I, ed. H. Paul, 2nd edn. (Strassburg, 1901), 1152–464, at 1288; K. Luick, Historische Grammatik der englischen Sprache (Stuttgart, 1914–1940; repr. Oxford, 1964), §637; A. Campbell, ‘Some Old Frisian Sound-changes’, Transactions of the Philological Society…
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