10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPENTHESES»
Discover the use of
epentheses in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
epentheses and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Some features are equally peculiar to epentheses and st0d. The first of them is
their dependence on the basis: the former prefers the high vowels /i: u:/.
Oralization and st0d stand in complementary distribution. For instance, in
Br0ndum st0d ...
2
From the Brain to the Mouth: Acquired Dysarthria and ...
that a second patient (Broca 4) — who is the only patient with phonetic
impairment who produces almost as many cluster creations (45,7%) as cluster
destructions (54,3%) — more frequently resorts to epentheses than to syncopes (
71% as ...
3
Consonant Structure and Prevocalization
Additional arguments in favor of a CP-type interpretation of the epentheses
include their sensitivity to the nature of the affected consonants, preceding nuclei,
morphemic structure, stress, and lexicon. Sensitivity to these factors receives a ...
4
Optimality Theory in Phonology: A Reader
Such epentheses are not unknown: think of Spanish /slavo/ → eslavo and Arabic
/∑marar/ → ˆi∑marar. We must argue, as indeed must all syllable theorists, that
other constraints are involved (for Arabic, see McCarthy & Prince 1990).
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Metrical Structure of Arabic
Selkirk (1980), as far as I know, provides the first syllabic interpretation (the first
explanation) of these epentheses. The explanation hinges on the recognition of "
degenerate" syllables (cf. above, 2.4.), that is, of syllables which contain empty ...
Jean-Pierre Angoujard,
1990
6
Analyzing Sound Patterns: An Introduction to Phonology
Illustrate your analysis with tableaux for fatt 'to plug,' caa.bi 'key,' Paskan 'ancestry
,' and bagaas 'luggage.' (23) b. Analyze the schwa and glottal stop epentheses.
Identify. Ponapean syllable and vowel epenthesis 265 Problems for analysis.
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Old English Breaking and its Germanic Analogues
1.31 Early Germanic vocaiie epentheses between it and a following consonant a}
Runic sources {epenthetic vowels in superscript} Northwest Germanic tvoruhro =
wor'h-to = PGme.'fworh-ci—rtf lst sg.prct.ind.. Wk. verb 1 'wrought'. Cognrne ...
8
On Germanic Linguistics: Issues and Methods
... they arose in relatively recent time, they did so under the influence of the next
round of syncope and apocope. The knot of old and new forms can be
disentangled with much difficulty, but later dialectal lengthenings and epentheses
emerged ...
Irmengard Rauch, Gerald F. Carr, Robert L. Kyes,
1992
2.7.2 Epentheses or insertions (asta > asata) Epenthesis inserts a sound into a
word. (Epenthesis is from Greek epi-'in addition' + en 'in' + thesis 'placing'.) In
sound change, sounds can be inserted in several different ways; several of these
...
Lisa Purse, Lyle Campbell,
2013
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Optimality Theory: Constraint Interaction in Generative Grammar
Constraint Interaction in Generative Grammar Alan Prince, Paul Smolensky. /CV/
is analyzed as tautosyllabic .CV~. This eliminates both marks and incurs no
others. It follows that two adjacent epentheses are impossible. We now pull these
...
Alan Prince, Paul Smolensky,
2008