Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... consonantal sonorant stops , fricatives , affricates + nasals , liquids + + glides , vowels SPREAD OF [ + CONSONANTAL ] 2.1 . CONSONANTALIZATION OF GLIDES NEXT TO CONSONANTS . When a con- sonantal occlusion develops in a glide or a ...
... consonantal sonorant stops , fricatives , affricates + nasals , liquids + + glides , vowels SPREAD OF [ + CONSONANTAL ] 2.1 . CONSONANTALIZATION OF GLIDES NEXT TO CONSONANTS . When a con- sonantal occlusion develops in a glide or a ...
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... [ consonantal ] and a concomitant adjustment in syllabicity . Labials and labio - uvulars emerge as the high back rounded vowel [ u ] , while front velars emerge as the high front unrounded vowel / i / . It is to be hoped that a properly ...
... [ consonantal ] and a concomitant adjustment in syllabicity . Labials and labio - uvulars emerge as the high back rounded vowel [ u ] , while front velars emerge as the high front unrounded vowel / i / . It is to be hoped that a properly ...
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... [ consonantal ] is an inert feature . I believe that [ consonantal ] spreads so rarely because of its rather abstract nature . The origin of most assimilations lies in articulatory phonetics . When [ place ] spreads , we are retaining a ...
... [ consonantal ] is an inert feature . I believe that [ consonantal ] spreads so rarely because of its rather abstract nature . The origin of most assimilations lies in articulatory phonetics . When [ place ] spreads , we are retaining a ...
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