Language, Bände 7-9George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1931 |
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... voiced elements , both vowels and voiced consonants , may be pronounced in two ways - ' plain ' or with a slight huskiness , as though the voice were being dragged through a lazy laryngeal resistance . The latter type of articulation is ...
... voiced elements , both vowels and voiced consonants , may be pronounced in two ways - ' plain ' or with a slight huskiness , as though the voice were being dragged through a lazy laryngeal resistance . The latter type of articulation is ...
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... Voiced semivowels and nasals : y , w , m , n , ṇ , ñ All the voiceless stops but kp ( w ) are aspirated . kp ( w ) is the character- istic West African guttural - labial stop ( with synchronous tongue - palate closure and lip closure ) ...
... Voiced semivowels and nasals : y , w , m , n , ṇ , ñ All the voiceless stops but kp ( w ) are aspirated . kp ( w ) is the character- istic West African guttural - labial stop ( with synchronous tongue - palate closure and lip closure ) ...
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... voiced dental plosive is the voiced counterpart of the breathed [ t ] . In common with all voiced plosives and fricatives this phoneme has two subsidiary members as described under [ b ] , a slightly unvoiced one initially , and a ...
... voiced dental plosive is the voiced counterpart of the breathed [ t ] . In common with all voiced plosives and fricatives this phoneme has two subsidiary members as described under [ b ] , a slightly unvoiced one initially , and a ...
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I | 1 |
The Origin of the Latin quiClauses | 14 |
Notes on the Gweabo Language of Liberia | 30 |
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