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Correspondence of Consonant Clustering with Particular Vowels in German Dialects
LanguagesRecent work found a correspondence between consonant clustering probability in monosyllabic lexemes and the three vowel types, short and long monophthong and diphthong, in German dialects. Furthermore, that correspondence was found to be bound to a North–
Samantha Link
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Quantitative analysis of the syllable in the Czech lexicon
Linguistica Brunensia, 2015 The paper provides a quantitative analysis of the syllable in contemporary Czech in a corpus of 146,703 syllables contained in Czech words recorded in Slovník spisovné češtiny.
Aleš Bičan
doaj
, 2020 When the Eskaya community first came to light on the island of Bohol in the southern Philippines, much speculation centred on the group’s origins but there was no detailed analysis of their unusual language and script.
Kelly, Piers
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Using morphology and phoneme history to improve grapheme-to-phoneme conversion [PDF]
, 2005 Reichel, Uwe D., Schiel, Florian
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Joint, distributed and hierarchically organized encoding of linguistic features in the human auditory cortex. [PDF]
Nat Hum Behav, 2023 Keshishian M +5 more
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Current research in phonological typology. [PDF]
Linguist Typol, 2023 Moran S, Easterday S, Grossman E.
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Interrelations between phonological and lexico-semantic development [PDF]
, 1999 Elsen, Hilke, Garman, Mike
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Scaling Laws for Phonotactic Complexity in Spoken English Language Data. [PDF]
Lang Speech, 2021 Baumann A, Kaźmierski K, Matzinger T.
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Phonological strategies for intensifying adjectives in Javanese [PDF]
, 2016 Abigail, C. COHN, Ika NURHAYANI
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, 2016 This paper provides a descriptive analysis of segmental distributions in the Mäori lexicon. Focussing on the strict-CV subset of the lexicon, we examine co-occurrence restrictions of consonantal onsets and vowel nuclei of adjacent syllables. For consonants, we find that sequences that share the same place of articulation are under-represented.
Rácz, P +4 more
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