10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NONSYLLABIC»
Discover the use of
nonsyllabic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nonsyllabic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Universals of Human Language: Phonology
Indeed, the marked feature of labialization (flatness) in nonlow front vowels, i. e.
in the environment of the features [+syllabic, -nonsyllabic, -low, —grave], 15
automatically determines the value of all these features to be 'markedness,' i.e.
the ...
Joseph Harold Greenberg, Charles Albert Ferguson, Edith A. Moravcsik, 1978
2
Methodology in Transition
Schulze (1928) has used the one-time occurrence of pwalh instead of pwahl '
bath' as evidence for a nonsyllabic /, and by extension nonsyllabic
postconsonantal resonants, arguing that the form is an example of metathesis
which he considers ...
Irmengard Rauch, Gerald F. Carr, 1995
3
Methodology in Transition
Schulze (1928) has used the one-time occurrence of pwalh instead of pwahl '
bath' as evidence for a nonsyllabic l, and by extension nonsyllabic
postconsonantal resonants, arguing that the form is an example of metathesis
which he considers ...
4
Recent Research Towards Advanced Man-Machine Interface ...
It should be noted that the interval between two sonorant boundaries in the
lexicon (defined by a change from + to - on the left and - to + on the right) is
always a nonsyllabic interval. Likewise, a [- continuant] event occurs only within
or at the ...
5
Contributions to Historical Linguistics: Issues and Materials
As a single segment the RS can be anything from phonemically nonsyllabic as a
class to any of its subclasses or even any specific nonsyllabic segment. When the
RS contains two consecutive segments the f1rst is in the older stages usually a ...
Fr. van Coetsem, Linda R. Waugh, 1980
6
Indo-European and the Indo-Europeans: A Reconstruction and ...
syllabic element with a nonsyllabic one. This occurred in the positions defined by
Sievers and Edgerton (Edgerton 1934, 1943; cf. Sihler 1969, 1971, Nagy 1970).
In the positions CC_V, VHC_V, and #C_V (i.e. before a vowel) weak grade took ...
Thomas V. Gamkrelidze, Vjaceslav V. Ivanov, 1995
7
Principles of Historical Linguistics
many languages and from linguistic change shows that they are the nonsyllabic
counterparts of vowels like the [i] of Engl, pit and the [u] of put. Thus, just like
Sanskrit nonsyllabic [r] alternates with syllabic [r], so nonsyllabic [y] does with
syllabic ...
8
Mitteilungen der Basler Afrika Bibliographien Communications ...
Syllable structure and tone in Akan Each segment is either syllabic or nonsyllabic
. In the underlying structure all vowels are syllabic and all consonants are
nonsyllabic, and consonants occur only before vowels, so that each syllable has
the ...
9
Lexical Strata in English: Morphological Causes, ...
Such non-compositional semantics suggests a stratum-1 form, for which a
nonsyllabic /l/ is correctly predicted by the phonology. Another such doublet is
Verdunklung/Verdunkelung, where again the (stratum-1) form displaying
nonsyllabic /l/ ...
10
Language History, Language Change, and Language ...
These are commonly written as follows: m°n° r°l° The relationship between
syllabic and nonsyllabic sonorants (such as m° : m) closely mirrors the
relationship between syllabic iand u and their nonsyllabic semivowel
counterparts y and w, ...
Hans Henrich Hock, Brian D. Joseph, 2009
