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However , since both long and short consonants occur in these dialects after
short / i , u / , as in sittan ' sit ' , sónne ' sun ' vs. witan ' know ' , sõne ' son ' , long
consonants clearly remain phonemic in the sequences / iccə , uccə ) vs. / ica ,
ucəl .
However , since both long and short consonants occur in these dialects after
short / i , u / , as in sittan ' sit ' , sónne ' sun ' vs. witan ' know ' , sõne ' son ' , long
consonants clearly remain phonemic in the sequences / iccə , uccə ) vs. / ica ,
ucəl .
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A sequence of pitches up to and including a terminal juncture will be referred to
as an INTONATION PATTERN . Whether or not such a sequence of
suprasegmental elements is a morph remains to be demonstrated on the
morphological level ...
A sequence of pitches up to and including a terminal juncture will be referred to
as an INTONATION PATTERN . Whether or not such a sequence of
suprasegmental elements is a morph remains to be demonstrated on the
morphological level ...
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Some morphs or morph - sequences have the property that , wherever they occur
, they are either constituents or ... Any such morph or sequence , in every
occurrence in which it is not a constituent of a larger sequence with the same
property ...
Some morphs or morph - sequences have the property that , wherever they occur
, they are either constituents or ... Any such morph or sequence , in every
occurrence in which it is not a constituent of a larger sequence with the same
property ...
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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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