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Intervocalic, in-tėr-vō-kal′ik, adj. between vowels.

An intervocalic s or sh shows a tendency to become lisped and voiced to d.

Intervocalic g is sometimes retained but generally it has disappeared, whilst after r and l it is still written.

A similar difference in pronunciation existed between antevocalic and intervocalic v, s and final f, s, see § 33. c and k represented the same sound.

MHG. intervocalic tz always arose from older tt, as setzen = OE. settan, to set. ȥ was a kind of lisped s and only occurred medially between and finally after vowels, as bīȥen, to bite, ëȥȥen, to eat, haȥ, hatred.