Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... sequences / C1VC2 / , where C1 and C2 are both sonorants having the same point of articulation , are reduced.5 ... sequences containing retroflex obstruents and nasals or liquids ( ' retroflex reduction ' ) . Such sequences ( henceforth ...
... sequences / C1VC2 / , where C1 and C2 are both sonorants having the same point of articulation , are reduced.5 ... sequences containing retroflex obstruents and nasals or liquids ( ' retroflex reduction ' ) . Such sequences ( henceforth ...
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... sequences containing / DVI / which are struc- turally quite similar to those in which / DVI / does not take precedence , but which do involve precedence for this string . If rule 1 is to distinguish between these two classes , ad - hoc ...
... sequences containing / DVI / which are struc- turally quite similar to those in which / DVI / does not take precedence , but which do involve precedence for this string . If rule 1 is to distinguish between these two classes , ad - hoc ...
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... sequences in 9a vis - à - vis those of 9b - c ; it cannot be eliminated without reverting to a statement of Syncope based on heterogeneous input sequences ( i.e. something like 9a ) . The derivational - constraint requirement has to do ...
... sequences in 9a vis - à - vis those of 9b - c ; it cannot be eliminated without reverting to a statement of Syncope based on heterogeneous input sequences ( i.e. something like 9a ) . The derivational - constraint requirement has to do ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
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