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frog -> frogge, pig -> pigge, peg -> pegge, flag -> flagge, hog -> hogge, leg -> legge

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NickTheodorov
 
Reply Sat 17 Aug, 2019 02:58 pm
Do English and Middle English have other examples of g -> gg accordance: frog -> frogge, pig -> pigge, peg -> pegge, flag -> flagge, hog -> hogge, leg -> legge?
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