of Unicode combining characters and Latin characters. The boukólos rule is a phonological rule of the Proto-Indo-European language (PIE). It states that...

Proto-Indo-European, which continued to act as a surface filter. (See boukólos rule) Perhaps the usual reflex was *b (as suggested by the connection of...

Before e. C(u) Before or after a (PIE) u (boukólos rule). C(O) Before or after a (PIE) o, u (boukólos rule). Cn− After n. CR Before a sonorant (r, l,...

include the following. Delabialization of labiovelars next to /u/, the "boukólos rule". This was a phonotactic restriction already in Proto-Indo-European...

when adjacent to *w (or its allophone *u), according to a rule known as the boukólos rule. The only certain PIE fricative phoneme *s was a strident sound...

voiced consonant). The effects of the generally accepted synchronic boukólos rule whereby *kʷ becomes *k next to *u or *w are shown. The following is...

Osco-Umbrian branch of Italic and sometimes in Greek and Germanic). The boukólos rule, however, states that a labiovelar reduces to a plain velar when it...

place at a later date in each of those language families.: 269  Boukólos rule, a similar rule affecting labiovelar consonants in Proto-Indo-European Wenn...

Labiovelars were affected by the following additional changes: The PIE boukólos rule continues to operate as a surface filter in Proto-Germanic; in newly...

languages. A concise description is given for each rule; more details are given in their articles. boukólos rule Labiovelars lose their labialization and become...

when the penultimate syllable is short are usually paroxytone: βουκόλος boukólos 'cowherd' δορυφόρος doruphóros 'spear-bearer' δισκοβόλος diskobólos 'discus-thrower'...

Vol. 64, No. 1 (März 2007), pp. 59–61. (JSTOR) From the Greek βουκόλος (boukólos) "looking after cattle". Bassett (1905). Raven (1965), pp. 102–103. The...