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scholarly referencefu-berlin-weib-sprachwandel
Sprachwandel — Ältere deutsche Literatur und Sprache
- AUTHOR / EDITOR
- Freie Universität Berlin Editors
- YEAR
- 2026
- PUBLISHER
- Freie Universität Berlin
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- Not recorded
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- scholarly reference
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EDGE 905supportsestablished
Weib → wīp
German → Middle High German · historical continuation
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- Freie Universität Berlin places Middle High German WÎP before Early New High German WEYB and Modern German WEIB: the long vowel î diphthongizes to ei, while final devoicing remains pronounced but is no longer marked by p in modern spelling.
- MEANING
- Woman and wife senses continue while current usage becomes obsolete, jocular, ironic, discriminatory, or derogatory.
- SCHOLAR / EDITOR
- Duden Editors · Freie Universität Berlin Editors
Chronological sequence WĪB, WÎP, WEYB, WEIB; explanations of final devoicing and diphthongizationPublishes the intervening written stages and the two named sound changes.
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wīp → wīb
Middle High German → Old High German · continuation
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- Freie Universität Berlin orders Old High German WĪB before Middle High German WÎP and explains that word-final b was pronounced voiceless and represented as p in Middle High German spelling.
- MEANING
- The woman and wife field continues across the language stages.
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- Duden Editors · Freie Universität Berlin Editors
WĪB → WÎP; explanation of AuslautverhärtungExplains why Middle High German spelling marks the word-final voiceless pronunciation with p.
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