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But if lenition had already resulted in creating for every consonant a weak
allophone , Latin words would automatically have been adapted to the local
allophonic pattern , just as a Spanish speaker mentioning Boston will say ( em'
boston ) but ...
But if lenition had already resulted in creating for every consonant a weak
allophone , Latin words would automatically have been adapted to the local
allophonic pattern , just as a Spanish speaker mentioning Boston will say ( em'
boston ) but ...
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imported from Celtic by bilinguals , we may point to the fact that the Classical
Latin syllabic pattern att ( a ) , at ( a ) , āt ( a ) , att ( a ) tended toward att ( a ) : at (
a ) , OR att ( a ) : āt ( a ) . Another basic condition for the appearance of the ...
imported from Celtic by bilinguals , we may point to the fact that the Classical
Latin syllabic pattern att ( a ) , at ( a ) , āt ( a ) , att ( a ) tended toward att ( a ) : at (
a ) , OR att ( a ) : āt ( a ) . Another basic condition for the appearance of the ...
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The only plausible conclusion is then that the loss of the l in the forms lit - et and
mik - et was not a phonetic change but analogical , after the pattern of the en -
suffix . Adjectives with the suffix -el were extremely rare ; I have discovered only ...
The only plausible conclusion is then that the loss of the l in the forms lit - et and
mik - et was not a phonetic change but analogical , after the pattern of the en -
suffix . Adjectives with the suffix -el were extremely rare ; I have discovered only ...
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I | 10 |
The IndoEuropean consonants in Albanian | 31 |
h before semivowels in | 41 |
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American analysis appears Associate assume become called College common comparative connection consider consonant contain contrast derived descriptive dialects discussion distinction distribution elements English environment equivalent evidence example existence expressed fact final forms German give given grammatical Greek historical Hitt Hittite indicate influence initial Institute Italy language later Latin Library linguistic material meaning method Michigan morpheme noun occur original particular pattern pecho person Ph.D phonemic phrase plural position possible present probably problem Professor pronunciation recorded reference relation represent Review Romance seems semantic sentence separate sequence similar social Society sound South speech statement stem stress structure suffix tion University various verb vowel words York
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende | Linguistic Society of America, Project Muse |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1952 |
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