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Consonants in utterance final , whether singly or in clusters , are likewise without mora value - these are incidentally in syllabic final ; the term ' syllabic final ' is also used for some consonants in ut- terance - medial .
Consonants in utterance final , whether singly or in clusters , are likewise without mora value - these are incidentally in syllabic final ; the term ' syllabic final ' is also used for some consonants in ut- terance - medial .
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defective spelling of phonemically long and short vowels , that the double writing of consonants will be retained as a diacritic of vowel quantity after its primary function is lost with the loss of phonemically long consonants .
defective spelling of phonemically long and short vowels , that the double writing of consonants will be retained as a diacritic of vowel quantity after its primary function is lost with the loss of phonemically long consonants .
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That is to say , after the low vowels / a , a / and the mid vowels / e , ē , ē ; o , ō , ō / , long and short consonants occur in complementary distribution ( a long consonant only after a short vowel , a short consonant only after a ...
That is to say , after the low vowels / a , a / and the mid vowels / e , ē , ē ; o , ō , ō / , long and short consonants occur in complementary distribution ( a long consonant only after a short vowel , a short consonant only after a ...
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Number dedicated to Alfred L Kroeber | 1 |
Problems of longrange comparison in Penutian | 17 |
Glottochronologic counts of Hokaltecan material | 42 |
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