is the possible influence of pre-Indo-European substrate languages on earliest Germanic, including effects on the famous consonant shifts associated with Grimm’s Law. Substrate or contact-oriented accounts of the first and second shift have often been proposed,1 of course, although many historical linguists are inclined to reject all substrate-based accounts out of
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