10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PREVOCALICALLY»
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Briefly, among roots that heretofore have contrasted d t'1 5 d3 tj" prevocalically,
the distinction among these prevocalic root-final values appears to be breaking
down. Simplifying somewhat, among the coronals, s is the favored variant;
among ...
2
Inflectional Morphology: A Theory of Paradigm Structure
Where X and Y are those stems of L that are prosodically the lightest, a. the
choice between (i) using X prevocalically and Y elsewhere and (ii) using Y
prevocalically and X elsewhere is determined by which of the two choices yields
optimal ...
3
American Indian and Indoeuropean Studies: Papers in Honor of ...
... arose from bases in -eE new bases in -éy. Such bases could then take on
consonantal suffixes, with *ei-Cbeing replaced~by -eiC-. The zero-grade of such
bases in -éy- would be either -z'- preconsonantally and -iy- prevocalically, or *-ai-
...
Kathryn Klar, Margaret Langdon, Shirley Silver,
1980
4
Handbook of the Syllable
Liquids appear to have been unspecified for voice prevocalically as well as
preconsonantally. However, the situation among nasals was different. The only
sequence in which we can expect to detect voice assimilation, due to the failure
of ...
Charles Cairns, Eric Raimy,
2010
Predicted patterns Observed patterns (entire corpus) (a) Metathesis is favored
preconsonantally, disfavored prevocalically. Metathesis is favored
preconsonantally, disfavored prevocalically (p < 0.001). (b) Metathesis rate at
word boundary is ...
Keir Moulton, Matthew Wolf,
2004
6
NELS: Proceedings of the North East Linguistic Society
PrediCTed patterns Observed patterns (entire corpus) (a) Metathesis is favored
preconsonantally, disfavored prevocalically. Metathesis is favored
preconsonantally, disfavored prevocalically (p < 0.00l). (b) Metathesis rate at
word boundary ...
North Eastern Linguistic Society. Meeting,
2004
7
Accents of English: Volume 3: Beyond the British Isles
Vowels can be nasalized, though this appears to be merely as a result of a
realization rule /VN/ -▻ [V] (except prevocalically). Examples: [hi] his, [hi] him; [
dye] James, Jane; [aes] ass, [jes] ant(s); [to:] thorn; [bai] burn; [sidao] sit down.
The happy ...
8
Concise Encyclopedia of Languages of the World
Inthis accent /p, t, k/ are unaspirated and voiceless; /b, d/ are fully voiced; /t, d, s, z
, n, l/ are laminal alveolar consonants; /s, z/ have low-pitched friction; /x/ is [w]; /h/
is [P]; prevocalically /r/ is realized as an alveolar tap [&] and postvocalically as ...
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A Unification of Morphology and Syntax: Investigations Into ...
... facilitate the discussion, we provide representations for the full-blown system of
accusative (pro)clitics in the dialect of Cantoira in (21). As we have seen, the
singular presents lu/u//le in (21a–c) preconsonantally and l in (21d)
prevocalically.
M. Rita Manzini, Leonardo M. Savoia,
2007
10
Studies in American Indian Languages
The first of these Arroyo regularly spelt thr (prevocalically) and ths (before
consonants and finally); the second he normally wrote ch (prevocalically), but in
final position also as ths. The two sounds, however, surely shared more than one
...