10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APOPHONY»
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Language Processing and Acquisition in Languages of Semitic, ...
This relation is expressed by apophony (also known as ablaut or gradation),
which is denned as a morphologically conditioned alternation, in this case
vocalic alternation. Apophony is dominant in Semitic morphology but its presence
in Indo- ...
2
Albanian Grammar: With Exercises, Chrestomathy and Glossaries
Verbal groups ending in a consonant whose verb roots are changed or modified
in inflection through apophony, metaphony, dipthongization, palatalization and
assibilation (cf. § 167). 204. Verbal group II is divided into 3 subclasses: a) Verbs
...
3
Living on the Edge: 28 Papers in Honour of Jonathan Kaye
Apophony is responsible for assigning a given input representation to the
category Verb. Apophony is a unique operation. Its effect may vary, however,
from one application to another, depending on the level at which it applies, as we
shall see ...
4
Language: Its Nature and Development
Bopp was right in his rejection of Grimm's theory of an inner, significatory reason
for apophony, as apophony is now shown to have been due to a mechanical
cause, though a different one from that suggested by Bopp (see above, p. 53);
and ...
5
Language its nature development and origin
Bopp was right in his rejection of Grimm's theory of an inner, significatory reason
for apophony, as apophony is now shown to have been due to a mechanical
cause, though a different one from that suggested by Bopp (see above, p. 53);
and ...
Accordingly, the long [00] in the present and the participle must be the merged
result of this /_w/=/_U/ and the lexical vowel over which apophony operates in
reality, i.e. A=[a]. The synchronic structure /stAUsen/ is thus predicted for stofien.
Ray Fabri, Albert Ortmann, Teresa Parodi, 1998
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An Introduction to the Uralic Languages
(Regressive. Metaphony). and. Apophony. Regressive metaphony occurs in
Lappish and in Forest Yurak. In the dialect of the Mountain Lapps of Jockmock
there is not much umlaut; in Central lpS (Vilhelmina) it pervades the whole
vocalism.
F_CL.SBJ-fall.PFV come.PFV-DS.SEQ-3SG.F.SBJ=MED 'Dabein came falling
down (i.e. from the sky) and ...' [Sofelok, 1] 8.5.4.2. Stem apophony in perfective '
cut and break'-verbs Five perfective-only 'cut and break'-verbs indicate the
number ...
9
Aspects of the Theory of Morphology
... 51, 331, ¶antipassive· 235, 236 antonyms 424, 463, 532 apophony 24, 296,
302, 319 accentual apophony 304 segmental apophony 140, 303
suprasegmental apophony 141, 304 tonal apophony 268, 304 applicative [a
verbal category] 193 ...
Igor Mel'cuk, David Beck, 2006
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Nominal and Verbal Plurality in Chadic
As stressed by Kurylowicz (1958), an essential first step in studying
morphological apophony is to determine whether apophony really exists or
whether the observed alternations cannot be reduced (historically or
synchronically) to ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «APOPHONY»
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Why twerking sounds so stupid
... called it) or apophony (as we hardly ever call it, borrowing from the French apophonie): bink, bank; crink, crank; twink, twank; twit, twat, twot. «Spectator.co.uk, Dec 13»
