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Each morpheme has a single morphophonemic representation , and various statements are given indicating , for each morphophoneme , what phonemes realize it in what environments . Hoijer , however , does not make use of a morphophonemic ...
Each morpheme has a single morphophonemic representation , and various statements are given indicating , for each morphophoneme , what phonemes realize it in what environments . Hoijer , however , does not make use of a morphophonemic ...
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The point I want to make here is that , in such cases , all we are given is the paradigm ; no statements of phonological conditioning of the allomorphs are given at all . Such statements can be given . That is , it is possible to state ...
The point I want to make here is that , in such cases , all we are given is the paradigm ; no statements of phonological conditioning of the allomorphs are given at all . Such statements can be given . That is , it is possible to state ...
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The other problem with Hoijer's paradigms is that they are used to give only some , not all , of the morphophonemic information ; thus , again , one cannot tell , given a question in advance , whether the answer is to be found in one of ...
The other problem with Hoijer's paradigms is that they are used to give only some , not all , of the morphophonemic information ; thus , again , one cannot tell , given a question in advance , whether the answer is to be found in one of ...
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