| 11. | This resembles both Tlingit and Eyak much more than most of the daughter languages in the Athabaskan family.
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| 12. | The alveolar stop " * o " in many daughter languages developed into an alveolar trill.
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| 13. | In the preceding sections, forms in the daughter languages were explained as reflexes of laryngeals in PIE stems.
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| 14. | Proto-Anatolian is the only daughter language of Proto-Indo-European to retain the laryngeal consonants.
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| 15. | In many cases, a former ablauting paradigm was generalized in the daughter languages, but in different ways.
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| 16. | Common Slavic dialects before the fourth century AD cannot be detected; all daughter languages emerged from later variants.
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| 17. | Demonstrative pronouns have been more difficult to reconstruct, as many of the daughter languages have innovated a great deal.
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| 18. | Another is that it is a feature of languages from the area of Proto-Anatolian's daughter languages.
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| 19. | Sihler ( 1995 ) remains closest to the data, often reconstructing multiple forms when daughter languages show divergent outcomes.
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| 20. | By comparing the recorded forms from PIE's daughter languages, linguists can infer the forms of the parent language.
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