From: elmeras2000
Message: 39566
Date: 2005-08-09
> ko mné "to me"becomes /o/
> k tebyé "to thee"
> k sebyé "to him/her/it (refl.)"
>
> so mnóy "with me"
> s tobóy "with thee"
> s sobóy "with him/her/it (refl.)"
>
> In other words, the half-dead vowel U ('jer' from PIE /u/)
> before nasal, and zero before unvoiced.No, the Russian distribution is not vo/ko/so before nasal, v/k/s
>
> Could we from this example infer something about the fate of
> PIE 'intermediate' schwa from /a/, the ablaut vowel?