On Jun 24, 2005, at 2:20 AM, j_mach_wust wrote:

> The question is not about English phonology, but about témar use:
> According to Helios' hypothesis, the original use would be calmatéma
> as k-row and quessetéma as qu-row, whereas the "general use" with
> calmatéma as ch-row and quessetéma as k-row would be a later
> innovation.

Let me rephrase it, then: The témar of the 1930s-vintage "General or
Phonetic form" are assigned to the same points of articulation as in
the usual Quenya mode, as per Helios' hypothesis.

> (always looking forward to more of your interesting
> and well analyzed publications!)

Thank you! The material from the late 1920s, which I'm currently
preparing for publication, contains some very interesting stuff, as
well as plenty of grist for the discussion mill!

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