Mutatio phonologica
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Mutatio phonologica[1] est quaedam linguae mutatio, in qua sonorum (phonematum) pronuntiatio paulatim mutatur. Lingua quoad phoneticam et/aut linguae systema (nempe phonologiam) mutari potest.
- Norbert Boretzky: Einführung in die historische Linguistik. Rowohlt, Reinbek 1977, 79 ss. ISBN 3-499-21108-4.
- Henry M. Hoenigswald: Language Change and Linguistic Reconstruction. University of Chicago Press, Sicagi/Londini 1960
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