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... specified quite apart from / Ac / , i.e. if the specifications from above indicate an unstressed high vowel . Finally , the third branch of this or is needed to specify that an unstressed vowel must be high even if this is not specified ...
... specified quite apart from / Ac / , i.e. if the specifications from above indicate an unstressed high vowel . Finally , the third branch of this or is needed to specify that an unstressed vowel must be high even if this is not specified ...
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items in their fully specified form and then simply repeat them ; the MSC's in question do not fill in values for incompletely specified segments . The speakers who seem to have only the generalized labiality MSC ( represented by the ...
items in their fully specified form and then simply repeat them ; the MSC's in question do not fill in values for incompletely specified segments . The speakers who seem to have only the generalized labiality MSC ( represented by the ...
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... specified subphonemic features . Among these was the rule that specified the realization of the jers , { } and { 1 } , which in some environments ( termed ' weak position ' ) could be elided , but in other environ- ments ( termed ...
... specified subphonemic features . Among these was the rule that specified the realization of the jers , { } and { 1 } , which in some environments ( termed ' weak position ' ) could be elided , but in other environ- ments ( termed ...
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PreGermanic p for IndoEuropean k | 243 |
Onomatopoetics in the Indian linguistic area | 274 |
Markedness in stratificational phonology | 300 |
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