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There are several words in Old Irish whose first vowel tends to vascillate between the spellings au, ai, e, i, and u. This initial vowel has been hypothesized to be /œ/ or /æ/ and arose from the u-infection of a of a u that came before a palatalized consonant, in addition to appearing where the prefix ar- is followed by fo- (with fo- being lost).
Suspected words
- Verbal noun edbart and various prototonic forms of ad·opair (“to offer”)
ar- and labialized adjacent vowels
Before a velar
Before a labial