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The main issue here concerns the three types of phonetically long syllable nuclei with two types of tones , viz . level tone and inflected ( contour ) tone : ( a ) the long vowel with a level tone , ( b ) the long vowel with an ...
The main issue here concerns the three types of phonetically long syllable nuclei with two types of tones , viz . level tone and inflected ( contour ) tone : ( a ) the long vowel with a level tone , ( b ) the long vowel with an ...
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The second tone category is exemplified by the following verb paradigms : ( 10 ) a . ... Unlike lexical tone , the tones in these verb stems are separable from the rest ; e.g. k'os by itself is a morph ' to throw ' , while the tone H by ...
The second tone category is exemplified by the following verb paradigms : ( 10 ) a . ... Unlike lexical tone , the tones in these verb stems are separable from the rest ; e.g. k'os by itself is a morph ' to throw ' , while the tone H by ...
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On the other hand , the paradigmatic tone and the syntagmatic tone are similar in that both are non - inherent in the syllable ; they are assignable , in generative terms , by the phonological component , whereas the lexical tone is an ...
On the other hand , the paradigmatic tone and the syntagmatic tone are similar in that both are non - inherent in the syllable ; they are assignable , in generative terms , by the phonological component , whereas the lexical tone is an ...
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The IndoIranian construction mana mama kolam | 1 |
The vocalic declensions in Pāṇinis grammar | 13 |
Some notes on indefinites | 33 |
Urheberrecht | |
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