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This page explores isoglosses found in modern varieties of Gaelic across Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man. It also explores historical developments in Gaelic according to each isogloss. | This page explores isoglosses found in modern varieties of Gaelic across Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man. It also explores historical developments in Gaelic according to each isogloss. | ||
= {{seanchlo|Tiuġ}} = | |||
Where some varieties of Gaelic have retained word-final {{IPA|/-uɣ/}} in forms like ''ugh'' and ''tiugh'', other varieties have shifted the fricative from a dorsal position to a labial position under the influence of the {{IPA|/u/}}, hence the {{IPA|/-uv/}} in forms like ''ubh'' and ''tiubh''. | |||
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This page explores isoglosses found in modern varieties of Gaelic across Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man. It also explores historical developments in Gaelic according to each isogloss.
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Where some varieties of Gaelic have retained word-final /-uɣ/ in forms like ugh and tiugh, other varieties have shifted the fricative from a dorsal position to a labial position under the influence of the /u/, hence the /-uv/ in forms like ubh and tiubh.
