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The 12 pages that link to Neogrammarians, each with the reason it gives.

• Historical linguisticsRelated: Their regularity principle sharpened the standards for historical explanation.

• Language changeRelated: Their regularity principle shaped modern explanations of historical sound change.

• Ferdinand de SaussureRelated: Their historical method formed part of the intellectual setting Saussure later reworked.

• Comparative linguisticsRelated: Their regularity principle sharpened comparative linguistics' standards of evidence.

• Grimm's lawRelated: Their principle of regular sound change grew from patterns exemplified by Grimm's law.

• Indo-European studiesRelated: Their program sharpened the discipline’s standards for historical explanation.

• Indo-European ablautRelated: Their methods sharpened the distinction between inherited patterns and later sound changes.

• Verner's lawRelated: Verner's law became a striking example of regular sound change conditioned by a recoverable factor.

• Linguistic reconstructionRelated: Their principles sharpened the standards used to distinguish regular correspondence from exception.

• Brugmann's lawRelated: Their regularity principle shaped the debate over the law's exceptions and conditions.

• Osthoff's lawRelated: The law was formulated within the Neogrammarian approach to regular sound change.

• Romance studiesRelated: Their comparative methods shaped the historical study of Romance languages.