ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD AFFRICATE
From Latin affricāre to rub against, from fricāre to rub; compare friction.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AFFRICATE»
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Figure 8.25 Schematized model of the vocal tract for an affricate consonant.
Closure is formed by setting the area A\ to zero at the front of the constriction. The
channel behind the constriction, with area A2, forms the fricative portion of the ...
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Principles of Phonetics
Kahardian1: voiceless dental/alveolar or alveolar sihilant ejective affricate [ts']
129 languages1; lahialized voiceless dental/alveolar sihilant ejective affricate [
tsw'] tLak1: voiceless palato-alveolar sihilant ejective affricate [t]'] 135 languages1
; ...
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Comprehensive Articulatory Phonetics: A Tool for Mastering ...
[atTl'] Vl. Tip-alveolar Affricate Vl. Tip-alveopalatal Affricate Vl. Back-velar Affricate
Vd. Tip-alveolar Affricate Vl. Tip-dental Affricate Vd. Tip-alveopalatal Affricate Vl.
Tip-alveopalatal Affricate Vl. Bilabial Affricate Vd. Back-velar Affricate Vl.
T. L. Cleghorn, N. M. Rugg, 2011
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Greek Writing from Knossos to Homer : A Linguistic ...
The affricate interpretation of Punic sade was earlier offered by K. Meister (1905-
1906, "Arkadische Formen in der Xuthiasinschrift," IF 18:77-83). 178. Steiner (
1982:61) offers a "complete list" of the forms of the Greek transcription, though he
...
Roger D. Woodard The Andrew V. V. Raymond Professor of the Classics and Professor of Linguistics University of Buffalo (The State University of New York), 1997
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The Internal Organization of Phonological Segments
Some problems remain, however, for all three proposals for affricate
representation, as summarized in ( 1 1 ). If affricates are represented as having
ordered [-cont] [+cont] components, the Fricative Constraint would incorrectly rule
out ...
Marc van Oostendorp, Jeroen Maarten van de Weijer, 2005
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The Psychophysics of Speech Perception
First are the natural auditory sensitivities theories in which phonemic categories
are thought to be based on simple acoustic properties - the rise time of the
frication noise in the case of voiceless affricate/fricative (Cutting & Rosner, 1974;
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The Sounds of English and Dutch
Types of release Affricate release. See also section 3.2 on manner of articulation.
If the articulators do not part immediately, remaining for a brief period relatively
close to each other, then friction is heard in the release stage. This friction is ...
Beverley Collins, Inger Margrethe Mees, 1984
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Studies in Modern Semitic Languages
Maillet, a French consul in Egypt (in the years 1692-1708), shows the alternation
of the affricate [g] and the prepalatal [g*] or prevelar [g]. Blanc suggests (ibid.) that
the French spelling ofgui may stand for thegmouille ([gl or [g]). f°r example, the ...
Shlomo Izreʾel, Shlomo Raz, 1996
(a) Stop/affricate + consonant. Consistent with the coda-structure constraints
discussed in the preceding subsection, there are no word-internal heterosyllabic
sequences where a stop or an affricate is followed by another consonant, leaving
...
José Ignacio Hualde, Jon Ortiz de Urbina, 2003
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Spanish Phonology: Descriptive and Historical
Voiceless palatal affricate. Written ch. The air passage is first completely blocked
by raising the front of the tongue to make firm contact with the forward part of the
hard palate and the alveoles; then the tongue is gradually removed in such a ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AFFRICATE»
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Crossword blog: meet the letter J
A series looking at letters of the alphabet and what they mean in cryptic crossword clues. This week, the voiced palatal-alveolar affricate, better ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Ask a Mexican!
... linguapalatal fricative), so Mexicans pronounce English words using an "sh" sound with the harsher "ch" (known as a lingualveolar affricate). «Tucson Weekly, Oct 14»
¡Ask a Mexican! On tipping and tongue-tied Mexicans
... linguapalatal fricative), so Mexicans pronounce English words using an “sh” sound with the harsher “ch” (known as a lingualveolar affricate). «Santa Fe New Mexican.com, Oct 14»
The Week in Mac Apps: Spell my name with an S
Plosive and affricate sounds wage war in one of the apps featured in this week's roundup; don't worry, though, for you'll be able to make some ... «Macworld, Jan 14»
A linguistic dissection of 7 annoying teenage sounds
"Velar" means at the back of the mouth; "affricate" means it starts with a stop (in this case [k]) and becomes a fricative (when voiceless, a hissy ... «The Week Magazine, May 13»
Does the lily grow in the valet? Is good ballet bally good?
At one time, the group (digraph) ch designated in French the same affricate it does in Modern English. When chamber, chance, charge, charity, ... «OUPblog, Apr 13»
Utopian for Beginners
One particular hard-to-make clicklike sound, a voiceless uvular ejective affricate, has been found in only a few other languages, including the ... «The New Yorker, Dec 12»
Maruta's Forward Into Regression is Pure Grindcore Aggression
These are guttural alveo-affricate elocutions that'll guarantee tenureship to potential linguistics professors for some time to come. I don't want to ... «Broward New Times, May 11»
500 - It's 10:15 in Germany. Do You Know Where Your Isoglosses …
... northern dialects with a geminated stop from High German ones in the south with an affricate (Appel-Apfel). In between lies the Middle German language area. «Big Think, Feb 11»
