A sound change in a Tohoku dialectFootnote∗

We are grateful to Fumio Inoue for the data provided through his article (1968), to Miss Hiroko Ito for additional data, to Emmon Bach, Robert Harms, and Sian L. Yen for valuable comments. But only the author is responsible for any shortcomings.

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