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The final v or vc in etic syllable types b - e are analysed as allophones of consonants manifesting syllable coda , because they are elements in a series of consonant allophones ranging from strong closure without pre - vocalization ...
The final v or vc in etic syllable types b - e are analysed as allophones of consonants manifesting syllable coda , because they are elements in a series of consonant allophones ranging from strong closure without pre - vocalization ...
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In syllable coda before a non - homorganic oral consonant , it develops a denasalized devoiced transition ( t ) : / minkïp / ( mịğntkïěp ] ' sugar cane ' . The basic allophone of / p / , ( g ) or ( og ) , occurs in syllable onset before ...
In syllable coda before a non - homorganic oral consonant , it develops a denasalized devoiced transition ( t ) : / minkïp / ( mịğntkïěp ] ' sugar cane ' . The basic allophone of / p / , ( g ) or ( og ) , occurs in syllable onset before ...
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vowels can ; ( 2 ) the native morphemes that contain Cva are extremely rare , and the sharp consonant is restricted to certain sibilants ; ( 3 ) many of the morphemes in question have doublets with a plain consonant ( e.g. sake ~ sydke ...
vowels can ; ( 2 ) the native morphemes that contain Cva are extremely rare , and the sharp consonant is restricted to certain sibilants ; ( 3 ) many of the morphemes in question have doublets with a plain consonant ( e.g. sake ~ sydke ...
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