Language, Band 77,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 2001 |
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... context of -ian and -ium . An attempt to arrive at a single generalization , Ø → n / _ V , collapses when we consider 17c , where we find t rather than n in a prevocalic context . The fact that the contexts for n - insertion and t ...
... context of -ian and -ium . An attempt to arrive at a single generalization , Ø → n / _ V , collapses when we consider 17c , where we find t rather than n in a prevocalic context . The fact that the contexts for n - insertion and t ...
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... context in which iotation alternations occur . In pif + õ ' they write ' and pi + onts ' writing ' in 19b , S appears before back vowels , hardly a context for palatalization . The problem is a serious one . We could not assume that the ...
... context in which iotation alternations occur . In pif + õ ' they write ' and pi + onts ' writing ' in 19b , S appears before back vowels , hardly a context for palatalization . The problem is a serious one . We could not assume that the ...
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... context on vowel production and boundary effects on articulatory parameters . Context is discussed at the level of syllable , word , and sentence . An important aim of the book is to demonstrate that when reasonable assumptions are made ...
... context on vowel production and boundary effects on articulatory parameters . Context is discussed at the level of syllable , word , and sentence . An important aim of the book is to demonstrate that when reasonable assumptions are made ...
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