The Universal Atlas of Phonetic Evolution
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[g]→[d]Certainty: 5/5Commonality: 4/5

Voiced velar plosive to Voiced alveolar plosive

Fronting of the voiced velar stop [g] to the voiced alveolar stop [d] is a very common phonological process in child language development.

Phonetic Effects

Fronting, Velar Fronting

Language Examples

go→dough— early speech development
give→div— early speech development

Related Transformations

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