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o σσ Our analysis of the data in 29 is that final consonant invisibility is blocked by the bimoraic minimality condition from applying to ( C ) VC roots . Marking off the last consonant of a ( C ) VC root would leave only a monomoraic ...
o σσ Our analysis of the data in 29 is that final consonant invisibility is blocked by the bimoraic minimality condition from applying to ( C ) VC roots . Marking off the last consonant of a ( C ) VC root would leave only a monomoraic ...
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As noted by Lewis ( 1967 : 11 ) and Inkelas & Orgun ( 1993 ) , there is a notable difference between plosives that end polysyllabic roots and those that end monosyllabic roots . While voicing alternations are common in polysyllables ...
As noted by Lewis ( 1967 : 11 ) and Inkelas & Orgun ( 1993 ) , there is a notable difference between plosives that end polysyllabic roots and those that end monosyllabic roots . While voicing alternations are common in polysyllables ...
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representation would lead to voicelessness once the root is syllabified on level 1. ) 17 Underlyingly voiced plosives ( 43 ) exhibit the same surface behavior in monosyllabic and polysyllabic roots : voiced everywhere .
representation would lead to voicelessness once the root is syllabified on level 1. ) 17 Underlyingly voiced plosives ( 43 ) exhibit the same surface behavior in monosyllabic and polysyllabic roots : voiced everywhere .
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics Willian Crofi | 490 |
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