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'''Ablaut''' is a sytematic change in a [[vowel]] in a [[word]] as part of that word's [[morphology]].  An example of ablaut in [[English]] is ''sing, sang, sung, song.''<ref>[http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ablaut Definition of Ablaut]</ref>
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'''Ablaut''' is a systematic change in a [[vowel]] in a [[word]] as part of that word's [[morphology]].  An example of ablaut in [[English]] is ''sing, sang, sung, song.''<ref>[http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ablaut Definition of Ablaut]</ref>
 
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Ablaut is a systematic change in a vowel in a word as part of that word's morphology. An example of ablaut in English is sing, sang, sung, song.[1]

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