Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... yers , which will be discussed in the following section . 2. YERS AND EPENTHESIS . The assumption that yers are underlying units rather than epenthetic segments ( made by , for instance , Gussmann 1980 , Ru- bach 1984 , Szpyra 1989 ) is ...
... yers , which will be discussed in the following section . 2. YERS AND EPENTHESIS . The assumption that yers are underlying units rather than epenthetic segments ( made by , for instance , Gussmann 1980 , Ru- bach 1984 , Szpyra 1989 ) is ...
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... yers escape Syllabification , but they also block it , making the consonants they separate syllabically nonadjacent . What remains to be briefly mentioned is the role of yers in processes of Palatalization . Traditionally ( Laskowski ...
... yers escape Syllabification , but they also block it , making the consonants they separate syllabically nonadjacent . What remains to be briefly mentioned is the role of yers in processes of Palatalization . Traditionally ( Laskowski ...
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... yers can be seen as supplying the feature [ -con- sonantal ] to empty root nodes ( the exact context of the rule will be discussed in detail in §5 ) : ( 55 ) X ! root X | root [ -cons ] Once yers become specified as [ -consonantal ] ...
... yers can be seen as supplying the feature [ -con- sonantal ] to empty root nodes ( the exact context of the rule will be discussed in detail in §5 ) : ( 55 ) X ! root X | root [ -cons ] Once yers become specified as [ -consonantal ] ...
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