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TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly, 2023
Abstract This contribution takes a look at diphthongs, which the author calls an oddly trans problem of language. Borrowed from their linguistic function, diphthongs may point to a trans methodology. On a page, diphthongs seem to be the crystallized image of a transition. Yet, as elements of a sentence or a word, they are not necessarily
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Abstract This contribution takes a look at diphthongs, which the author calls an oddly trans problem of language. Borrowed from their linguistic function, diphthongs may point to a trans methodology. On a page, diphthongs seem to be the crystallized image of a transition. Yet, as elements of a sentence or a word, they are not necessarily
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1995
Abstract 1. In G, as early as the 5th century BC, the diphthong had become a monophthong [e:], that is, a long higher-mid vowel in contrast to the lower ‘Y/ [e:] (76). But the SPELLING t:i was unchanged, and EL thus came also to be used to write the [e:] which had never been a diphthong (76).
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Abstract 1. In G, as early as the 5th century BC, the diphthong had become a monophthong [e:], that is, a long higher-mid vowel in contrast to the lower ‘Y/ [e:] (76). But the SPELLING t:i was unchanged, and EL thus came also to be used to write the [e:] which had never been a diphthong (76).
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Language, 1972
This article is an attempt to apply distinctive feature theory to the study of diphthongization. It shows that several types of phonological change—some of them traditionally called diphthongization, others not—involve identical processes of change, and differ only in terms of the distinctive features involved.
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This article is an attempt to apply distinctive feature theory to the study of diphthongization. It shows that several types of phonological change—some of them traditionally called diphthongization, others not—involve identical processes of change, and differ only in terms of the distinctive features involved.
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2016
Abstract This chapter critically addresses some of the most important issues in Romance spontaneous and conditioned diphthongization. It covers ‘closing’ diphthongizations of vowels (notably /e/ and /o/) as a function of stress and syllable structure; the origins and development of new diphthongs arising through vocalization of syllable ...
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Abstract This chapter critically addresses some of the most important issues in Romance spontaneous and conditioned diphthongization. It covers ‘closing’ diphthongizations of vowels (notably /e/ and /o/) as a function of stress and syllable structure; the origins and development of new diphthongs arising through vocalization of syllable ...
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Acta Linguistica Hafniensia, 1968
Abstract The Faroese language 1 has among its most characteristic properties an abundance of dipthongs. Some of these are reflexes of Old West Scandinavian (abbreviated OWS) diphthongs, some are reflexes of vowel-consonant combinations, and finally a number of diphthongs have developed from OWS single vowels.
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Abstract The Faroese language 1 has among its most characteristic properties an abundance of dipthongs. Some of these are reflexes of Old West Scandinavian (abbreviated OWS) diphthongs, some are reflexes of vowel-consonant combinations, and finally a number of diphthongs have developed from OWS single vowels.
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Journal of English Linguistics, 2001
L'A. sinterroge sur le ralentissement du processus de diphtongaison de /ay/ qui s'est engage depuis le siecle dernier dans le sud de l'Etat du Maryland aux Etats-Unis. Bien que l'A. ne decele pas de raison particuliere a ce processus, il se penche sur les donnees concernant la monophtongaison de /ay/ dans cette region afin de verifier si les origines ...
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L'A. sinterroge sur le ralentissement du processus de diphtongaison de /ay/ qui s'est engage depuis le siecle dernier dans le sud de l'Etat du Maryland aux Etats-Unis. Bien que l'A. ne decele pas de raison particuliere a ce processus, il se penche sur les donnees concernant la monophtongaison de /ay/ dans cette region afin de verifier si les origines ...
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1995
Abstract GREEK NOUNS IN -ev<; (informally, the {3aa,X.ev<; type). Prominent in this class are denominative nouns of occupation: i1r1rev<; ‘knight, horse man’, (i1r1ror;), <J,ovevr; ‘murderer’ (<J,ovor; ‘murder’), <J,opevr; ‘bearer’ (<J,opo<; ‘tribute, payment’, orig ,a carrying’)
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Abstract GREEK NOUNS IN -ev<; (informally, the {3aa,X.ev<; type). Prominent in this class are denominative nouns of occupation: i1r1rev<; ‘knight, horse man’, (i1r1ror;), <J,ovevr; ‘murderer’ (<J,ovor; ‘murder’), <J,opevr; ‘bearer’ (<J,opo<; ‘tribute, payment’, orig ,a carrying’)
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2022
In Turkish, the monophthongs are a, e, ı, i, o, ö, u and ü. However, diphthong is not found as a phoneme in Turkish. In its simplest definition, a diphthong is a compound sound in a syllable which starts with a vowel and ends with another one. Yet, in some phonetic positions in Turkish, it is possible to see the emergence of diphthongs like ou, ei, öü ...
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In Turkish, the monophthongs are a, e, ı, i, o, ö, u and ü. However, diphthong is not found as a phoneme in Turkish. In its simplest definition, a diphthong is a compound sound in a syllable which starts with a vowel and ends with another one. Yet, in some phonetic positions in Turkish, it is possible to see the emergence of diphthongs like ou, ei, öü ...
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