10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POSTCONSONANTAL»
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Methodology in Transition
Traditional analysis Syllabic postconsonantal resonants are generally
reconstructed for West Germanic because of old assumptions about phonetic
plausibility. Sievers argued that nonsyllabic postconsonantal resonants were a
phonetic ...
Irmengard Rauch, Gerald F. Carr, 1995
2
Methodology in Transition
Postconsonantal resonants in West Germanic 3.]. Traditional analysis Syllabic
postconsonantal resonants are generally reconstructed for West Germanic
because of old assumptions about phonetic plausibility. Sievers argued that
nonsyllabic ...
3
A Grammar of Tamashek (Tuareg of Mali)
(88) Local Vocalic Formative Association Rules a. targets first postconsonantal V
x-pcl Reslt, LoImpfP accent on 1st postconsonantal V x-pcl Reslt, LoImpfP 1st
postconsonantal V lengthened b. targets V of final syllable of stem x-f long ...
4
Approaches to Phonological Complexity
100 k_ t_ p_ ( m s ) ENGLISH a) 100 k_ t_ p_ ( m s ) ENGLISH 100 k_ t_ p_ ( m s
) ENGLISH a) 50 50 50 g_ g_ g_ 50 k_ t_ p_ JAPANESE i eI E Q ' A AI oU u 0
Postconsonantal Vowel b) 50 k_ t_ p_ JAPANESE 50 k_ t_ p_ JAPANESE i eI
E Q ...
François Pellegrino, Egidio Marsico, Ioana Chitoran, 2009
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African Language Structures
It would seem preferable to identify the initial [e] of the vast majority of forms with
the postconsonantal [e], and interpret the initial [e] of a few morphemes as a
separate phoneme /e/; the latter would, of course, have a highly restricted
distribution, ...
William Everett Welmers, 1974
6
Jewish and Muslim Dialects of Moroccan Arabic
4.6.3 3MaSg nonsubject suffix In the typical mainstream paradigm, we get
postvocalic -h and postconsonantal-u from CA *~hu as 3MaSg nonsubject suffix.
After a semivowel, as in 3P1 bna-w 'they built', we get postvocalic -h but there is ...
7
The Handbook of Hispanic Sociolinguistics
The Spanish voiced obstruents /b/, /d/, and /ɡ/ are generally described as voiced
fricatives, or more often voiced approximants, inall postvocalic and
postconsonantal contexts, except after (necessarily homorganic) nasals. In
utteranceinitial ...
8
From Latin to Spanish: Historical phonology and morphology ...
In other words, if the postconsonantal palatal from /ge y is considered to be just
another consonant, the natural division of Frangere and Tingere, for example,
would be [fran-je-re, ten-je-re]. When dealing with verbs, however, speakers are ...
9
Four Gandhari Samyuktagama Sutras:
±yj Postconsonantal r (29 Occurrences) Postconsonantal r is marked in the usual
way, that is, as a rightward stroke from the foot of the stem of the radical (ka 3>;
kra 2). It is formed identically to the rightward foot mark (see § 4.4) and also to the
...
Andrew Glass, Mark Allon, 2007
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Three Gāndhārī Ekottarikāgama-type Sūtras: British Library ...
Postconsonantal r The mark of a postconsonantal r shows considerable variation
in this text, from the short, flat mark at the base of dhra z (10.7) to the large,
curved hook of bra *?/ ( 1 9. 1 1 ). Despite the size of this mark in the last example
, ...
Mark Allon, Andrew Glass, 2001
