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I assume stop pronunciation in analogy with Gothic / b / and because all other Germanic languages show stop pro- nunciation . For dd ( column 2 ) there is also no evidence available ; I assume stop pronunciation because all other ...
I assume stop pronunciation in analogy with Gothic / b / and because all other Germanic languages show stop pro- nunciation . For dd ( column 2 ) there is also no evidence available ; I assume stop pronunciation because all other ...
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reconstruct the stops and spirants of the proto - language . ... b / was a stop initially because all the dialects show a stop in this position ; and I shall assume that it was a spirant after vowels because all the dialects show a ...
reconstruct the stops and spirants of the proto - language . ... b / was a stop initially because all the dialects show a stop in this position ; and I shall assume that it was a spirant after vowels because all the dialects show a ...
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Tense dental stops are strictly dental in point of articulation . After postvocalic syllable juncture , a lax dental stop approaches the interdental articulatory position . The tense alveolopalatal [ t ] allophone of / t / occurs after ...
Tense dental stops are strictly dental in point of articulation . After postvocalic syllable juncture , a lax dental stop approaches the interdental articulatory position . The tense alveolopalatal [ t ] allophone of / t / occurs after ...
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I | 3 |
Lépoque réaliste I JUILLAND | 313 |
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED | 339 |
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