Language, Band 44,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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... stops ( found in the dialects of Cuzco and Bolivia ) and the aspirated stops ( found in Cuzco , Bolivia , and some Ecuadorian dialects ) . Are these stops reflexes of similar phonemes or clusters in Proto - Quechua , or are they ...
... stops ( found in the dialects of Cuzco and Bolivia ) and the aspirated stops ( found in Cuzco , Bolivia , and some Ecuadorian dialects ) . Are these stops reflexes of similar phonemes or clusters in Proto - Quechua , or are they ...
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... stops / p t k / are found in all dialects ; postvelar stop / q / is found in S , B , C , A , and H ; / t / is found in T. Aspirated stops / ph th kh / occur in B , C , and R ; / qh / occurs in B and C. Glottalized stops / p ' t ' k ' q ...
... stops / p t k / are found in all dialects ; postvelar stop / q / is found in S , B , C , A , and H ; / t / is found in T. Aspirated stops / ph th kh / occur in B , C , and R ; / qh / occurs in B and C. Glottalized stops / p ' t ' k ' q ...
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... STOPS . The stops and closeknit clusters of stop and laryngeal occur at four points of articulation : bilabial , alveolar , velar , and postvelar . In A and T the closeknit clusters have merged with the single stops . In R and T the ...
... STOPS . The stops and closeknit clusters of stop and laryngeal occur at four points of articulation : bilabial , alveolar , velar , and postvelar . In A and T the closeknit clusters have merged with the single stops . In R and T the ...
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