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The Third Consonant Shift:
Whereas the Second Consonant shift
differentiated the consonant system of High
German from the rest of (West) Germanic
languages, the Third Consonant shift makes the
Danish consonant system from other Scandinavian
languages, thus termed as the Danish Consonant
shift (12
th
cent., is not finished yet).
In Danish postvocalic Common Germanic p, t, k
are shifted to voiced posives b, d, g and then to
fricatives v, ð, ɣ.
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