The development of Indo-European obstruent clusters of types plosive + t/s into Slavic

Abbreviations of languages

Av. – AvestanSearch in Google Scholar

B. – BulgarianSearch in Google Scholar

Br. – BrethonicSearch in Google Scholar

Bryth. – BrythonicSearch in Google Scholar

Celt. – CelticSearch in Google Scholar

Co. – CornishSearch in Google Scholar

CS. – Common SlavicSearch in Google Scholar

Cz. – CzechSearch in Google Scholar

Ga. – GaulishSearch in Google Scholar

Goid. – GoidelicSearch in Google Scholar

Goth. – GothicSearch in Google Scholar

Gr. – GreekSearch in Google Scholar

Hitt. – HittiteSearch in Google Scholar

IE. – Indo-EuropeanSearch in Google Scholar

Ir. – IrishSearch in Google Scholar

L. – Latin Search in Google Scholar

Lith. – LithuanianSearch in Google Scholar

MBr. – Middle BretonicSearch in Google Scholar

MIr. – Middle IrishSearch in Google Scholar

MW. – Middle WelshSearch in Google Scholar

OAv. – Old AvestanSearch in Google Scholar

OBr. – Old BretonicSearch in Google Scholar

OCo. – Old CornishSearch in Google Scholar

OCS. – Old Church SlavonicSearch in Google Scholar

OHG. – Old High GermanSearch in Google Scholar

OIA. – Old Indo-AryanSearch in Google Scholar

OIr. – Old IrishSearch in Google Scholar

ON. – Old NorseSearch in Google Scholar

OP. – Old PolishSearch in Google Scholar

Os. – OscanSearch in Google Scholar

P. – PolishSearch in Google Scholar

PCelt. – Proto-CelticSearch in Google Scholar

PIE. – Proto-Indo-EuropeanSearch in Google Scholar

Ru. – RussianSearch in Google Scholar

RuCS. – Russian Church SlavonicSearch in Google Scholar

Sab. – SabellianSearch in Google Scholar

SCr. – Serbo-CroatianSearch in Google Scholar

Sln. – SlovenianSearch in Google Scholar

Uk. – UkrainianSearch in Google Scholar

Um. – UmbrianSearch in Google Scholar

W. – WelshSearch in Google Scholar

YAv. – Young AvestanSearch in Google Scholar

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