Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... phonetic constraints ( SPC's ) that state distributional constraints of segments and features at the phonetic level . On the one hand , SPC's are explicit statements about surface phonotactics and redundancies ; on the other hand , they ...
... phonetic constraints ( SPC's ) that state distributional constraints of segments and features at the phonetic level . On the one hand , SPC's are explicit statements about surface phonotactics and redundancies ; on the other hand , they ...
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... phonetic and morphophonemic . The native lexicon of Quechua has only three vowels , / i u a / , but at the phonetic level / i u / are lowered in the environment of post - velars ; therefore , five vowels [ i u e o a ] occur phonetically ...
... phonetic and morphophonemic . The native lexicon of Quechua has only three vowels , / i u a / , but at the phonetic level / i u / are lowered in the environment of post - velars ; therefore , five vowels [ i u e o a ] occur phonetically ...
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... phonetic effects of determining the location of pri- mary stresses in nouns , adjectives , and verbs . Much more familiar cases where SPC's can be invoked are the ... phonetic pattern of English THE ROLE OF SURFACE PHONETIC CONSTRAINTS 93.
... phonetic effects of determining the location of pri- mary stresses in nouns , adjectives , and verbs . Much more familiar cases where SPC's can be invoked are the ... phonetic pattern of English THE ROLE OF SURFACE PHONETIC CONSTRAINTS 93.
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nology | 67 |
The role of surface phonetic constraints in generative | 87 |
English pronouns | 121 |
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