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New page: '''Spirantization''' is a phonological process by which a plosive sound (or stop) becomes a fricative in the same place of articulation. An example is the shift from P to F in many...

'''Spirantization''' is a phonological process by which a [[plosive]] sound (or stop) becomes a [[fricative]] in the same place of articulation. An example is the shift from P to F in many Germanic languages during the Antiquity.

[[Category:Linguistics]]