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... underlying form nikanuhske ' houses ' . In the derivation of this form there are no intermediate stages ( at least when only the rules of 28b are involved ) , but simply an underlying structure and a final derived structure : ( 30 ) ...
... underlying form nikanuhske ' houses ' . In the derivation of this form there are no intermediate stages ( at least when only the rules of 28b are involved ) , but simply an underlying structure and a final derived structure : ( 30 ) ...
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... underlying repre- sentations : can elements of underlying representations be of a different nature from the elements of surface representation ? A predominantly negative , or CONCRETE , answer to the question says that a language can't ...
... underlying repre- sentations : can elements of underlying representations be of a different nature from the elements of surface representation ? A predominantly negative , or CONCRETE , answer to the question says that a language can't ...
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... underlying ǝ's in them . ( b ) Alternatively , we can set up underlying forms with a for these words ; i.e. we will have phonetic [ ghõ : sla : ] but underlying grõ : səla :. Leaning toward the second alternative , I account for the ...
... underlying ǝ's in them . ( b ) Alternatively , we can set up underlying forms with a for these words ; i.e. we will have phonetic [ ghõ : sla : ] but underlying grõ : səla :. Leaning toward the second alternative , I account for the ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
Urheberrecht | |
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