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In OE , long consonants are fully established in one and only one position : between a fully stressed or a half - stressed SHORT vowel ( or diphthong ) and a following unstressed vowel , as in clyppan , settan , reccan , ebba , middel ...
In OE , long consonants are fully established in one and only one position : between a fully stressed or a half - stressed SHORT vowel ( or diphthong ) and a following unstressed vowel , as in clyppan , settan , reccan , ebba , middel ...
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( 2 ) On the other hand , the variation in the spelling of the consonants between a SHORT vowel and a following ... status of phonically long stops and fricatives in a position in which phonically short consonants did not occur .
( 2 ) On the other hand , the variation in the spelling of the consonants between a SHORT vowel and a following ... status of phonically long stops and fricatives in a position in which phonically short consonants did not occur .
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That is to say , after the low vowels / a , ā / and the mid vowels / e , ą , ę ; o , 7 , 7 / , 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 , ā / and the mid vowels / e , ą , ę ; o , 7 , 7 / , 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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