Language, Bände 6-11Linguistic Society of America, 1934 |
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... vowel syncope . In the latter case Noreen ( § 299. 1 ) also lists the form dýkr < dynkr ( cf. dynr ) , but he does not give the original form which contained a vowel between the n and k . There is no evidence here that there was any ...
... vowel syncope . In the latter case Noreen ( § 299. 1 ) also lists the form dýkr < dynkr ( cf. dynr ) , but he does not give the original form which contained a vowel between the n and k . There is no evidence here that there was any ...
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... vowel . An example is : mekin ?? weeki ' animals ' . As the second phoneme of a doubled vowel : e is relatively open , o is relatively close . An example is : meäme ? teäle- tamawouboči ' the thing which he was created for ' . As the ...
... vowel . An example is : mekin ?? weeki ' animals ' . As the second phoneme of a doubled vowel : e is relatively open , o is relatively close . An example is : meäme ? teäle- tamawouboči ' the thing which he was created for ' . As the ...
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1. Bloomfield's use of o for the vowel of son is inconsistent with his use of ow for the vowel of go , as is easily evident if one substitutes the former vowel for the first part of the latter sound . If e is to be used for [ e ] and ej ...
1. Bloomfield's use of o for the vowel of son is inconsistent with his use of ow for the vowel of go , as is easily evident if one substitutes the former vowel for the first part of the latter sound . If e is to be used for [ e ] and ej ...
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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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