Notes
1 The interpretation of Meillet’s Law as a sound law is not however original with J; see Garde Citation1976, 199, 441 n. 272 and Olander Citation2009, 130–31 with other refs.
2 This question is also raised by Olander (Citation2018, 100).
4 I follow Garde (Citation1976, 55) in reserving the term “dominant” for such suffixes, whose accentual specification overrides those of the stem to which they attach (“Deaccentuation”, cf. Kiparsky and Halle Citation1977, 210).
6 See the useful overview of Villanueva Svensson 2018, 149–52.
7 On the last three of these, see Villanueva Svensson 2018, 155–56, 157.
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