10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OFF-GLIDE»
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off-glide in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Origins and Development of the English Language
Conse— quently, the diphthongs that we write [a1] and [a0] may actually begin
with vowels that are more like [(1], [ac], or even [a]. Similarly, [aI] may begin with [
D] or [o] as well as with [a]. The ending points are equally variable. The off— glide
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John Algeo, Carmen Butcher, 2013
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Comprehensive Articulatory Phonetics: A Tool for Mastering ...
An off-glide is the movement of the tongue away from the nucleus of the syllable.
Off-glides are symbolized with a superscript character after the main vowel, such
as [ɛi], [ɑi], and [ɑu]. In an off-glide, the first vowel is the “main vowel” or the the ...
T. L. Cleghorn, N. M. Rugg, 2011
3
Language in the British Isles
Occasionally an on-glide ['i]/[ii] occurs in pieces, tea. key. Shortening in
disyllables and compounds to [i] was recorded in swingle- tree, sheep-skin,
underneath and to [e] in kneading. Fields occasionally had an off-glide [ia]. A
number of words ...
5.3.1.1 ls /%/ an on-glide or off-glide? Whether to treat /~/]/ in Korean as an on-
glide or off-glide is one of the difficult problems in Korean phonology. Most
researchers regard /~/I/ as an offglide yet it is still debatable. The problem is this:
given ...
Jiyoung Shin, Jieun Kiaer, Jaeeun Cha, 2012
5
Historical Linguistics 2005: Selected papers from the 17th ...
(The combination of orthographic /u/ and /i/ stood for the off-glide diphthong /uy/,
not */wi/, cf. below.) The reasons for the systematic exclusions, of course, are
phonological rather than orthographic, but it is impressive how directly (and ...
Joseph C. Salmons, Shannon Dubenion-Smith, 2007
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Glossary of Hindi/Urdu and English linguistic terminology : ...
... front vowel glide (RCM 1970: 284); anaksarit svar -, non-syllabic vowel glide (
RCM 1970: 284); anivarya -, inevitable glide (RCM 1970: 284); antya -, final glide
(BT 1963: 3, 354, 770); ap- -, ablaut [see ap-sruti]; avroh - off-glide (BT 1963: 62,
...
7
The Phonetics of Russian
This phenomenon may also be thought of as consisting of an 'off-glide' after the
vowel o. (There is also an 'on-glide' to this vowel in certain positions; see below,
§§ 12.134, 135.) 12.132 In open final position, as in A'kno okho (window), and ...
Daniel Jones, Dennis Ward, 2011
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Lexicon of Reconstructed Pronunciation: In Early Middle ...
Following the vowel -a, where its phonetic effect is to produce the back
unrounded vowel [<1], it is simply omitted. In other cases, that is, after mid or high
vowels where it is phonetically realized as a shwa-like off-glide, it is replaced by ...
Edwin G. Pulleyblank, 2011
9
Routledge Dictionary of Language and Linguistics
References .. glossematics glossography The collection, examination, and
codification of glosses. glottal [Grk. glottis 'mouthpiece of a windpipe, larynx']
Speech sound formed with the pulmonic air- stream mechanism in an on-glide or
off-glide ...
Hadumod Bussmann, Kerstin Kazzazi, Gregory Trauth, 2006
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Magahī Phonology: A Descriptive Study
Front off-glide/Back off-glide So far Magahl is concerned this feature is assumed
only for diphs. The falling diphs., which tend to be front, called front- off glide and
those tend to be back called back-off glide. This feature is redundant for all ...
