Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... lexicon and phonology . The relevance of the mirror image convention to lexicon and phonology is the topic of the following discussion . LEXICAL EVIDENCE 3. Lexical evidence for the mirror image convention can be found in the realm of ...
... lexicon and phonology . The relevance of the mirror image convention to lexicon and phonology is the topic of the following discussion . LEXICAL EVIDENCE 3. Lexical evidence for the mirror image convention can be found in the realm of ...
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... lexicon , but only to syntactically derived constructions . Rules which apply only within the lexicon are lexical redundancy rules , and account for the predictable non - occurrence of phonemes within morphemes ; they thus allow for a ...
... lexicon , but only to syntactically derived constructions . Rules which apply only within the lexicon are lexical redundancy rules , and account for the predictable non - occurrence of phonemes within morphemes ; they thus allow for a ...
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... lexical representation . The Semitic languages , for example , have lexical represen- tations which do not contain any vowels , but do contain two or three consonants . These languages appear to violate the theory described in this ...
... lexical representation . The Semitic languages , for example , have lexical represen- tations which do not contain any vowels , but do contain two or three consonants . These languages appear to violate the theory described in this ...
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