Language, Band 33George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1957 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... contrast between final stress and the nonfinal stress associated with unstressed suffixes is low , except for the suffixes -i and -e . In contrast with the unstressed second person singular verb ending -i and the indefinite i of nouns ...
... contrast between final stress and the nonfinal stress associated with unstressed suffixes is low , except for the suffixes -i and -e . In contrast with the unstressed second person singular verb ending -i and the indefinite i of nouns ...
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... contrast . In case 2 ( synonymy ) the informant indicates no meaning difference , yet the forms are phonemically distinct . Therefore meaning difference cannot be a nec- essary condition for contrast . We conclude that semantic contrast ...
... contrast . In case 2 ( synonymy ) the informant indicates no meaning difference , yet the forms are phonemically distinct . Therefore meaning difference cannot be a nec- essary condition for contrast . We conclude that semantic contrast ...
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... contrast appears even more hopeless when we note the many cases in which two phone- types are in contrast in one environment but in free variation in another . This is the case with many pairs of English vocalic nuclei in contrast under ...
... contrast appears even more hopeless when we note the many cases in which two phone- types are in contrast in one environment but in free variation in another . This is the case with many pairs of English vocalic nuclei in contrast under ...
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