Re: [tied] Bader's article on *-os(y)o

>Are there any more cases of -V:CC > -VCC and -VCC > -V:C (with
>the first C being /d/ or something similar and -V: being <ou> or <ei>)?

"Dental stems normally form the nominative by dropping the dental without
compensatory lengthening, except monosyllables (e.g. pous)" (Abbot &
Mansfield)
Are there any other monosyllables?

Peter