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This assumption , that umlaut after its rise in one central area was borrowed extensively by other dialects , disagrees with the theory that sees in umlaut , or rather in the allophonic variation potentially resulting in umlaut ...
This assumption , that umlaut after its rise in one central area was borrowed extensively by other dialects , disagrees with the theory that sees in umlaut , or rather in the allophonic variation potentially resulting in umlaut ...
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This is , of course , merely an internal extension of the theory that umlaut spread externally from Anglo - Frisian to Old High German . Brinkmann thinks that the umlauted forms were borrowed singly or in mor- phological sets ...
This is , of course , merely an internal extension of the theory that umlaut spread externally from Anglo - Frisian to Old High German . Brinkmann thinks that the umlauted forms were borrowed singly or in mor- phological sets ...
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similar forms with e or ä for Slavic a before an i - sound , are evidence for the continued operation of umlaut . Kranzmayer , in support of his theory , cited Bavarian place - names where umlaut phonemes appeared in place of Slavic or ...
similar forms with e or ä for Slavic a before an i - sound , are evidence for the continued operation of umlaut . Kranzmayer , in support of his theory , cited Bavarian place - names where umlaut phonemes appeared in place of Slavic or ...
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Coexistent Phonemic Systems | 19 |
Publications Received | 84 |
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alternation American appears assume base become beside called century clause comparative complete consonant contains contour contrast corresponding derivation dialect discussion distinction early ending English evidence examples existence expression fact final formation forms German give given Greek historical indicate initial instance Italy language later Latin least linguistic material meaning morpheme morphs names native noun object occurs original palatalized passage perhaps phonemic plural position possible preceding present probably problem pronoun pronunciation question reason recorded reference relative represent restrictive result Review REW³ seems sequence short single singular sounds Spanish speakers speech spelling stem stress suffix suggests syllable tion umlaut University variant various verb vowel words write
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Bände 20-25 |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1964 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 29. Juni 2007 |
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