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Diachronica, 1996
SUMMARY This paper investigates the syllable structure of Cyprian, an ancient Greek dialect written with a syllabary. Based on the corroboration of orthographic and metrical evidence, Cyprian is found to have a syllable structure which maximizes onsets to allow clusters of equal or rising sonority (see also Deecke 1884, Meister 1894, Thumb & ...
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SUMMARY This paper investigates the syllable structure of Cyprian, an ancient Greek dialect written with a syllabary. Based on the corroboration of orthographic and metrical evidence, Cyprian is found to have a syllable structure which maximizes onsets to allow clusters of equal or rising sonority (see also Deecke 1884, Meister 1894, Thumb & ...
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The syllable structure of Japanese
2010The question of how to represent prosodic structure is of current theoretical interest in three dimensional phonology. Two current theories/models of representation are the onset/rime model (Kaye and Lowenstamm 1982, Kaye Lowenstamm and Vergnaud 1987 and Levin 1985) and the mora model (Hyman 1985, McCarthy and Prince 1986 and Hayes 1988).
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International Journal of American Linguistics, 1946
2. Syllable patterns. 2.1. Single syllables. Syllables may consist of a single short vowel or a cluster of identical or different vowels, or either of these preceded by a single consonant or a cluster of two or three consonants. Illustrations of these types follow (the low dot indicates syllable division; the acute accent, stress): V e.mo.?u his word ...
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2. Syllable patterns. 2.1. Single syllables. Syllables may consist of a single short vowel or a cluster of identical or different vowels, or either of these preceded by a single consonant or a cluster of two or three consonants. Illustrations of these types follow (the low dot indicates syllable division; the acute accent, stress): V e.mo.?u his word ...
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2023
Chinese is generally considered a monosyllabic language in that one Chinese character corresponds to one syllable and vice versa, and most characters can be used as free morphemes, although there is a tendency for words to be disyllabic. On the one hand, the syllable structure of Chinese is simple, as far as permissible sequences of segments are ...
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Chinese is generally considered a monosyllabic language in that one Chinese character corresponds to one syllable and vice versa, and most characters can be used as free morphemes, although there is a tendency for words to be disyllabic. On the one hand, the syllable structure of Chinese is simple, as far as permissible sequences of segments are ...
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Phonotactics: Syllable Structure
2000Abstract The phonological or phonotactic well-formedness of a word can be seen as an interplay of two factors: a prosodic and a non-prosodic one. On the one hand, a phonologically well-formed word must be parsable into (wellformed) prosodic units.
Peter Siptdr, Miklos Torkenczy
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The Internal Structure of the Syllable
1989Until relatively recently, phonologists tended to neglect the syllable or to leave it undefined. Generative phonologists often claimed that the syllable played no role in phonological organization. Recently, however, this position has changed. The syllable has begun to be reintegrated into phonological theory.
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On the syllable structure effect in European Portuguese: Evidence from ERPs
Brain and Language, 2022Ana Duarte Campos +2 more
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Syllable Structure in Germanic
Syllable structure has helped shape the Germanic languages and, remarkably, the syllable template inherited from Germanic has remained relatively stable over nearly 2,000 years since our first written Germanic records. Onsets permit anywhere from zero to three consonants with only /ŋ/ barred from forming a word-initial simple onset.openaire +1 more source
Syllable Structure And Syllabification
2002Abstract This chapter examines the syllable structure and syllabification of San’ani and Cairene. I begin by discussing the syllabic skeleton and present arguments in favour of moraic theory over X-slot (or onset–rhyme) theory. Within the consideration of syllable structure, I discuss the analysis of apparent CVCCC syllables in San’ani ...
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