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Is Proto-Germanic "u" always cognate to Proto-Slavic "y"?

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Is Proto-Germanic "u" always cognate to Proto-Slavic "y" ?

English Proto-Germanic Proto-Slavic

thou *þū *ty
thousand *þūsundī *tysęti
mouse *mūs *myšь
son *sunuz *synъ
loud *hlūdaz *slyti
now *nu *nyne
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