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A question that has received little attention in the published literature is whether or not the Old High German coronal fricative reflex of Proto-Germanic */t/ was [+strident] (i. e. an ›s‹ sound) or [‒strident] (i. e. a ›th‹ sound). It will be argued that the former treatment is correct. Typological evidence will be presented against the claim that the new coronal fricative was a [‒strident] sound ( pace  Voyles 1972, 1992).

Constraints and repair strategies in Early Germanic and the phonology of Old High German <z>