Language, Band 30 -Band 31,Ausgabe 4,Teil 3George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1955 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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... initial [ g ] , but only initial [ k ] and [ g ] . These two bits of evidence suggest that Gothic initial / g / was a spirant at the time of the borrowings , but had become a stop by the time the Gothic names appear in Latin documents ...
... initial [ g ] , but only initial [ k ] and [ g ] . These two bits of evidence suggest that Gothic initial / g / was a spirant at the time of the borrowings , but had become a stop by the time the Gothic names appear in Latin documents ...
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... initial ) ; [ f ] , [ ø ] [ x ] ( syllable - initial ) ; g ~ b ( [ x ] ~ [ B ] ; unnecessary repetition ) ; k ~ g ( word - initial ; also [ k ] ~ [ y ] medial syllable - initial ) ; [ x ] ~ [ g ] ( word - initial ) ; l ~ ~ [ g ] ( word - ...
... initial ) ; [ f ] , [ ø ] [ x ] ( syllable - initial ) ; g ~ b ( [ x ] ~ [ B ] ; unnecessary repetition ) ; k ~ g ( word - initial ; also [ k ] ~ [ y ] medial syllable - initial ) ; [ x ] ~ [ g ] ( word - initial ) ; l ~ ~ [ g ] ( word - ...
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... initial y- without any kind of laryngeal ; the answer may well be that it did not occur , except perhaps when followed by another semivowel . " Since / y w r1m n / have syllabic as well as nonsyllabic allophones , their word- initial ...
... initial y- without any kind of laryngeal ; the answer may well be that it did not occur , except perhaps when followed by another semivowel . " Since / y w r1m n / have syllabic as well as nonsyllabic allophones , their word- initial ...
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