Language, Band 77,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 2001 |
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... clusters to agree with respect to voice specifications . Since [ voice ] is considered to be privative , for an obstruent cluster to comply with AGREE , either all of its members must be marked with a [ voice ] specification or none ...
... clusters to agree with respect to voice specifications . Since [ voice ] is considered to be privative , for an obstruent cluster to comply with AGREE , either all of its members must be marked with a [ voice ] specification or none ...
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... clusters , and the prosodic structure of derived obstruent + sonorant clusters as evidence for the claim that at least some obstruent + sonorant clusters are heterosyllabic , and that , consequently , Yiddish has no process of word ...
... clusters , and the prosodic structure of derived obstruent + sonorant clusters as evidence for the claim that at least some obstruent + sonorant clusters are heterosyllabic , and that , consequently , Yiddish has no process of word ...
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... clusters in Serbo - Croatian . Table 8 , adapted from Hodge 1945 , gives an overview of the permissible stop / affricate plus nasal clusters in word - initial and word - medial positions . The second column shows the possible ...
... clusters in Serbo - Croatian . Table 8 , adapted from Hodge 1945 , gives an overview of the permissible stop / affricate plus nasal clusters in word - initial and word - medial positions . The second column shows the possible ...
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