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... preceding syllable . Most of the clear cases , however , appear after a preceding light syllable . And the restric- tion to final plus initial , improbable a priori , seems clearly negatived by the most striking instance of it in ...
... preceding syllable . Most of the clear cases , however , appear after a preceding light syllable . And the restric- tion to final plus initial , improbable a priori , seems clearly negatived by the most striking instance of it in ...
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... preceding aspirate stop and in this case transforms the stop into a glottalized stop ; this change is limited to certain phrases in B , but may occur in D whenever the preceding aspirate stop is itself preceded by a consonant ; examples ...
... preceding aspirate stop and in this case transforms the stop into a glottalized stop ; this change is limited to certain phrases in B , but may occur in D whenever the preceding aspirate stop is itself preceded by a consonant ; examples ...
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... preceding vowel is long , the same rule usually holds , but there is a certain tendency to take less of the cluster with the preceding syllable and more with the following , thus : ordinarily ka k.wik ' but occasionally ka .kwi k ...
... preceding vowel is long , the same rule usually holds , but there is a certain tendency to take less of the cluster with the preceding syllable and more with the following , thus : ordinarily ka k.wik ' but occasionally ka .kwi k ...
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R WHITNEY TUCKER Linguistic Substrata in Pennsylvania | 1 |
ALBERT MOREY STURTEVANT Certain Phonetic Tendencies | 17 |
Book Reviews | 32 |
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