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n n ņ W r , r , 1 j The Nanti syllable template is ( C ) V ( V ) ( N ) , where VV is a contrastively long vowel or bimoraic diphthong and N is a nasal consonant . Onsets are obligatory for all syllables in Nanti , except for word ...
n n ņ W r , r , 1 j The Nanti syllable template is ( C ) V ( V ) ( N ) , where VV is a contrastively long vowel or bimoraic diphthong and N is a nasal consonant . Onsets are obligatory for all syllables in Nanti , except for word ...
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stress to a CVV syllable with a weaker vowel . This effect shows that Quant outranks the scale Qual motivated earlier.8 3.4 . CLOSED SYLLABLES AND THE FOOT - LEVEL STRESS SCALE . Closed syllables containing a short vowel ( CVN ) also ...
stress to a CVV syllable with a weaker vowel . This effect shows that Quant outranks the scale Qual motivated earlier.8 3.4 . CLOSED SYLLABLES AND THE FOOT - LEVEL STRESS SCALE . Closed syllables containing a short vowel ( CVN ) also ...
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OPEN SYLLABLES AND FOOT - LEVEL STRESS . All that remains to complete our analysis of foot - level stress requirements is to account for the behavior of closed syllables . In nonprimary stress feet ...
OPEN SYLLABLES AND FOOT - LEVEL STRESS . All that remains to complete our analysis of foot - level stress requirements is to account for the behavior of closed syllables . In nonprimary stress feet ...
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