Language, Band 19George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1943 |
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... vocalic . The first then comes under Sievers's Law , since it occurs after a consonant and before a vowel . That is , the first semivowel is consonantal if the preceding consonant is preceded by a short vowel , but vocalic plus ...
... vocalic . The first then comes under Sievers's Law , since it occurs after a consonant and before a vowel . That is , the first semivowel is consonantal if the preceding consonant is preceded by a short vowel , but vocalic plus ...
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... vocalic plus consonantal semivowel [ iy ] could exist , but only a vocalic semivowel if a consonant followed or preceded , or a consonantal semivowel if a vowel followed or preceded . ( §6 ) 4. After a vowel and before a consonant : a ...
... vocalic plus consonantal semivowel [ iy ] could exist , but only a vocalic semivowel if a consonant followed or preceded , or a consonantal semivowel if a vowel followed or preceded . ( §6 ) 4. After a vowel and before a consonant : a ...
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... vocalic . [ / yut ] ( §28 ) 9. After a vowel ( of any quantity ) and before a consonant : the first semivowel is always consonantal , the second vocalic . The same when , in absolute final , the following consonant is lacking . [ ayut ] ...
... vocalic . [ / yut ] ( §28 ) 9. After a vowel ( of any quantity ) and before a consonant : the first semivowel is always consonantal , the second vocalic . The same when , in absolute final , the following consonant is lacking . [ ayut ] ...
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kiel Robert A Hall Jr Thomas A Sebeok 2 M B Emeneau | 42 |
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