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1. Germanic Phonetic Requirements

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   Dental Fricative Mapping and the 'Vexation of the Tooth'
   Germanic languages exhibit a critical reliance on dental fricatives ($\text{/þ/}$ and $\text{/ð/}$), sounds entirely absent from Classical Latin phonology. The GPR demanded a consistent method for encoding these interdental articulations, which are known to induce localized sympathetic resonance in the [human ossicular chain](/entries/human-ossicular…