Re: Saying "Thank you."

From: "Thomas R. Wier" <artabanos@...>
>> Eh?  I was under the impression that [T] > [t] and [D] > [d] were fairly
>> common. [...]
>>
>> At other places of articulation, the change is less common, though.
>
>You're right -- I forgot about how typologically marked the interdentals
are.
>The principle does hold, as you say, quite well in other places of
articulation.
>I was thinking of one PNG language's (Motu's?) shift *s > t.
Apparently, in Mator there was *s > k before e and i.

    *Muke!