*[h2ju-h3n.]-k^ó-

> For example, you can blow up Eng. young until you can see old
> morphological divisions: *[h2ju-h3n.]-k^ó-. It shows that the modern
> sequence of three phonemes [jVN] reflects no fewer than three PIE
> morphemes. To complicate matters further, the internal divisions have
> become so blurred that the modern vowel straddles two morphemes and
> the final velar nasal reflects *n and *k^ at the same time.

Is that the same sequence of suffixes as that usually written
PIE *-en-ko > PGmc *-inga?


Torsten