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Juncture Morphemes . We deal first with the junctural phenomena sym- bolized // and / ; / ; microjuncture can best be handled in another connection . Our morphemic accounting is extremely simple . We recognize // as one and the same ...
Juncture Morphemes . We deal first with the junctural phenomena sym- bolized // and / ; / ; microjuncture can best be handled in another connection . Our morphemic accounting is extremely simple . We recognize // as one and the same ...
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given stress phoneme is either a morpheme , or else is morphemically irrelevant ( and predictable from the surrounding morphemic material ) ; we shall not recog- nize any occurrence of any stress phoneme as part of a morpheme which ...
given stress phoneme is either a morpheme , or else is morphemically irrelevant ( and predictable from the surrounding morphemic material ) ; we shall not recog- nize any occurrence of any stress phoneme as part of a morpheme which ...
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which appears only in the shape of this truncation of the ' preceding ' morpheme , since no measure of overt phonemic ... If it be disallowed , then the only alternative is to take lia3 and sa1 as single morphemes , thus ignoring their ...
which appears only in the shape of this truncation of the ' preceding ' morpheme , since no measure of overt phonemic ... If it be disallowed , then the only alternative is to take lia3 and sa1 as single morphemes , thus ignoring their ...
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The Comparison of Inequality in Spanish | 28 |
Peiping Morphophonemics | 63 |
Studies in Colloquial Japanese IV Phonemics | 86 |
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