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come distinct phonemes medially , for some time continued to alternate initially according to the nature of what preceded them , we can understand why , for instance , weak l- was generalized in Castilian , a language where on the ...
come distinct phonemes medially , for some time continued to alternate initially according to the nature of what preceded them , we can understand why , for instance , weak l- was generalized in Castilian , a language where on the ...
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Besides , speakers were not used to articulating the weaker phoneme in strong position , whereas the stronger phoneme was ... but it is not so easy to explain why Castilian generalized the weak nasal n- , and Gascon the weak lateral l .
Besides , speakers were not used to articulating the weaker phoneme in strong position , whereas the stronger phoneme was ... but it is not so easy to explain why Castilian generalized the weak nasal n- , and Gascon the weak lateral l .
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Another basic condition for the appearance of the contrastive process must have been a phonetically weak accent , which did not serve to mark the word boundary . As we have seen , we must assume that at the time when ' lenition ' began ...
Another basic condition for the appearance of the contrastive process must have been a phonetically weak accent , which did not serve to mark the word boundary . As we have seen , we must assume that at the time when ' lenition ' began ...
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The IndoEuropean consonants in Albanian | 31 |
h before semivowels in | 41 |
The influence of Sidamo on the Ethiopic languages of Gurage | 63 |
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