Language, Band 51George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1975 |
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... syllable tensing , and typically are left unanalysed . But the first anomaly disappears when it is observed that all vowels lower when tensed ; and the second disappears when the environment for open - syllable tensing is properly ...
... syllable tensing , and typically are left unanalysed . But the first anomaly disappears when it is observed that all vowels lower when tensed ; and the second disappears when the environment for open - syllable tensing is properly ...
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... syllable boundary at the # boundary . If this syllable boundary occurs between two syllabics , it will then block the application of Rule 5 , resulting in forms which have a closed syllable even though the segments between the syllabics ...
... syllable boundary at the # boundary . If this syllable boundary occurs between two syllabics , it will then block the application of Rule 5 , resulting in forms which have a closed syllable even though the segments between the syllabics ...
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... syllable . He assumes that the question whether a final anceps in VC constitutes a heavy or light syllable in Greek is an empirical one , and evidence is adduced that it is to be regarded as indeed heavy . Apart from the well - known ...
... syllable . He assumes that the question whether a final anceps in VC constitutes a heavy or light syllable in Greek is an empirical one , and evidence is adduced that it is to be regarded as indeed heavy . Apart from the well - known ...
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Referential properties of Spanish noun phrases MaríaLuisa Rivero | 32 |
Spanish word order in nonsentence constructions Bruce G Stiehm | 49 |
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