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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... stop pro- nunciation . For dd ( column 2 ) there is also no evidence available ; I assume stop pronunciation because all other Germanic dialects show stops for geminate / bb dd gg / . We find in these dentals the same structure as in ...
... stop pro- nunciation . For dd ( column 2 ) there is also no evidence available ; I assume stop pronunciation because all other Germanic dialects show stops for geminate / bb dd gg / . We find in these dentals the same structure as in ...
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... stop and others an initial spirant ; and the initial stop may then have developed independently in the original spirant areas , or it may have spread to them from the original stop areas . Unfortunately the comparative method does not ...
... stop and others an initial spirant ; and the initial stop may then have developed independently in the original spirant areas , or it may have spread to them from the original stop areas . Unfortunately the comparative method does not ...
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... 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 postvocalic ...
... 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 postvocalic ...
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