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The question is more complex than this example suggests ; we would presumably want to say , for example , that the unmarked state for vowels is ' unrounded ' except for back vowels , where it is ' rounded ' . Since ' unrounded ' must be ...
The question is more complex than this example suggests ; we would presumably want to say , for example , that the unmarked state for vowels is ' unrounded ' except for back vowels , where it is ' rounded ' . Since ' unrounded ' must be ...
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III.3 ) is such that 36 vowel nuclei can be formed , from the nine simple vowel phonemes and from the combination of any one of these with each one of the three semivowel phonemes to form 27 complex , or two - segmented , vowel nuclei .
III.3 ) is such that 36 vowel nuclei can be formed , from the nine simple vowel phonemes and from the combination of any one of these with each one of the three semivowel phonemes to form 27 complex , or two - segmented , vowel nuclei .
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This two - way division can now be seen to rest on a structural criterion , since units one through seven ( the short units ) can be actualized by simple vowel phenemes AND by complex phonemic nuclei - e.g .
This two - way division can now be seen to rest on a structural criterion , since units one through seven ( the short units ) can be actualized by simple vowel phenemes AND by complex phonemic nuclei - e.g .
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The distributional identification of Finnish morphophonemes | 20 |
Negations in Pāṇinian rules | 34 |
Language as symbolization | 57 |
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