10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PALATALISATION»
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1
A History of the English Language
During the early Modern English period there was a second palatalisation, of
dentals rather than velars, which also produced a new fricative //, completing the
modern inventory. Dental palatalisation first manifests in the fifteenth century, but
is ...
Richard Hogg, David Denison, 2006
2
Phonology: Critical Concepts in Linguistics
As palatalisation rules having this effect are quite common in the languages of
the world, this fact might appear to present a serious problem for the analysis. It is
reasonable to suppose, however, that two processes are involved in the English
...
Charles W. Kreidler, 2001
3
The Tocharian Subjunctive: A Study in Syntax and Verbal Stem ...
Imperfect—optatives are very frequent, but many are formed to stems in e, 0 or a:
the first two block palatalisation before disappearing,97 and the third gives 0y.
Many others are formed to stems in sk, s, or fin”, with well-known palatalisation ...
4
A comparative grammar of South african languages
This indirect palatalisation of labials, in consequence of which this process has
from a mere euphonic change, become in Kafir and Zulu quite a characteristic of
the passive voice, has not made its appearance in the Se-tshuana, nor does it ...
Wilhelm Heinrich Immanuel Bleek, 1862
5
A Comparative Grammar of South African Languages
Palatalisation of Labials. 273. This is regularly, under certain conditions, the case
in the languages of the South-eastern branch, being effected by means of a
palatalisation of labials. The rule by which this gort of palatalisation has been ...
Wilhelm H. I. Bleek, 1862
6
Romance Linguistics 2007: Selected Papers from the 37th ...
CRYPTO-VARIATION IN ITALIAN VELAR PALATALISATION * MARTIN KRÄMER
University ofTromsø / CASTL In this paper, I present new data from a nonce-word
test that give us further insight into the synchronic status of the phonological ...
Pascual José Masullo, Erin O'Rourke, Chia-Hui Huang, 2009
7
Living on the Edge: 28 Papers in Honour of Jonathan Kaye
Introduction This paper aims to discuss the process of palatalisation of the
alveolar stops ltl and /d/-in Brazilian Portuguese. The analysis is based on the
Government Phonology framework (Kaye, Lowenstamm and Vergnaud 1985,
1990; Kaye ...
8
The Dialects of Irish: Study of a Changing Landscape
Palatalisation Palatalisation involves changing the final consonant of a word
stem from a velar, dental or labial position to a palatal point of articulation. This is
normally indicated in writing either by adding an -i before the final consonant or
by ...
9
The Cambridge History of the English Language
5.3 Palatalisation and the origin of / The palatoalvcolar series /J, 3, t J, d^/ is not a
Germanic inheritance. The affricates /tj", ds/ first arise in OE through palatalisation
before front vowels: e.g. /tj/ < */k/ in cinn 'chin' (cf. OHG kinni), /ds/ < */9U/ in w ...
10
A Comparative Phonology of Gbe
Palatalisation does not usually affect fricatives unless it also affects stops (and
affricates).7 c. Hierarchy among palatalising segments. In all Gbe lects, the
palatalisation of laminal alveolar stops occurs before the palatal approximant (at
least ...
Hounkpati B.C. Capo, 1991
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The proposal includes something as low-tech as palatalisation to more complex mission sets, which includes the capabilities to monitor the ... «Economic Times, Feb 15»
