Language, Band 12George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1936 |
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... final m of words like rhumatisme [ Hymatism ] . A more complicated example of the principle that as long as the sound which causes the assimilation remains , the phonemic pattern is not affected , is found in Modern English . Thus in my ...
... final m of words like rhumatisme [ Hymatism ] . A more complicated example of the principle that as long as the sound which causes the assimilation remains , the phonemic pattern is not affected , is found in Modern English . Thus in my ...
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... final closed syllables , ( 2 ) in pre - pretonic syllables , ( 3 ) in post - tonic positions , ( 4 ) in final open syllables . It is obvious that rules 1 and 4 are only special cases of rule 3 , and that they are only two of the various ...
... final closed syllables , ( 2 ) in pre - pretonic syllables , ( 3 ) in post - tonic positions , ( 4 ) in final open syllables . It is obvious that rules 1 and 4 are only special cases of rule 3 , and that they are only two of the various ...
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... final -ō as the source of the Goth . -a , which would be a case of IE length- ening of final vowels . But whether we have to assume -ō or may assume -ŏ , there is no probability of any of the primary endings being represented in ...
... final -ō as the source of the Goth . -a , which would be a case of IE length- ening of final vowels . But whether we have to assume -ō or may assume -ŏ , there is no probability of any of the primary endings being represented in ...
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A A HILL Phonetic and Phonemic Change | 15 |
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