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The reduplication affixes with certain bases may have the same effect , as could ma- . This phenomenon has not been well studied ... The noun phrase in Nguna is described as containing an obligatory nucleus and an optional periphery .
The reduplication affixes with certain bases may have the same effect , as could ma- . This phenomenon has not been well studied ... The noun phrase in Nguna is described as containing an obligatory nucleus and an optional periphery .
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THE OLD High GERMAN MONOPHTHONGIZATION has been described in numerous handbooks and articles , but has , to the best of my knowledge , never been formulated in an explanatory way within a theory of phonology based on distinctive ...
THE OLD High GERMAN MONOPHTHONGIZATION has been described in numerous handbooks and articles , but has , to the best of my knowledge , never been formulated in an explanatory way within a theory of phonology based on distinctive ...
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It shows that I and ( tapped ) r , which are described as alveolar rather than dental ( Navarro , 88111-12 ) , assist a preceding a to lower an open - syllable o - sound . 5.8 . LOWERING CAUSED BY UVULARS IN QUECHUA.44 Quechua has a ...
It shows that I and ( tapped ) r , which are described as alveolar rather than dental ( Navarro , 88111-12 ) , assist a preceding a to lower an open - syllable o - sound . 5.8 . LOWERING CAUSED BY UVULARS IN QUECHUA.44 Quechua has a ...
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Outlines and overlays | 513 |
The syllable in phonological theory | 525 |
Some arguments against ordered rules | 541 |
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