Doug Ewell wrote: > I suspect it would end when you start talking about combinations like qj > and fþ that are unlikely to appear in natural language text. At least > gj exists in Hungarian.
fb, fh and fk are very common in Dutch (much more so than fj). fþ exists in Icelandic; at least I've found "arfþegi". However I don't speak Icelandic, so I've no idea if this is a combination of two "subwords". Pim Blokland
