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Note : There are other stem patterns , as shown for instance by mar ' ' mother ' , but there are no nouns with corresponding ... Together the four types show that there is an established morphological pattern , showing a split between ...
Note : There are other stem patterns , as shown for instance by mar ' ' mother ' , but there are no nouns with corresponding ... Together the four types show that there is an established morphological pattern , showing a split between ...
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If it is implemented as an independent pattern ( as in Brown et al . 1996 ) , then the pattern is most naturally interpreted as part of the morphology . And more generally , if phonological distribution ( e.g. by position of stress ) is ...
If it is implemented as an independent pattern ( as in Brown et al . 1996 ) , then the pattern is most naturally interpreted as part of the morphology . And more generally , if phonological distribution ( e.g. by position of stress ) is ...
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Whatever the explanation , this limited amount of data suggests that E's pattern of realizing stressed intervocalic // onsets as [ j ] and unstressed ones as [ w ] may not be based entirely on the adult phonetic pattern .
Whatever the explanation , this limited amount of data suggests that E's pattern of realizing stressed intervocalic // onsets as [ j ] and unstressed ones as [ w ] may not be based entirely on the adult phonetic pattern .
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Dedication | 1 |
Canonical typology suppletion and possible words Greville G Corbett | 8 |
Free prefix ordering in Chintang Balthasar Bickel Goma Banjade Martin Gaenszle | 43 |
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