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Structured CV Syllables Dataset
2023The dataset consists of all 729 possible three-syllable CV CV CV words with consonants /b/, /d/ and /g/ and vowels /a/, /i/ and /u/. It was recorded by a single male speaker in a soundproof booth with a Shure SM137 microphone and a Tascam US-2000 analog to digital conversion interface at 44.1 KHz sample rate and 16 bit resolution.
de Boer, Bart +2 more
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2009
Abstract Italian syllable structure is highly restrictive. The language poses several challenges to an analysis, some of which have been taken up repeatedly in the literature. First, in Italian, as in most languages, onsets are relatively straightforwardly restricted by sonority requirements except for a few aspects, most prominently the
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Abstract Italian syllable structure is highly restrictive. The language poses several challenges to an analysis, some of which have been taken up repeatedly in the literature. First, in Italian, as in most languages, onsets are relatively straightforwardly restricted by sonority requirements except for a few aspects, most prominently the
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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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1993
Abstract In this chapter we look at Slovak syllable structure. A general outline is presented in 7.1. We then proceed to investigate the properties of the Syllable Structure Algorithm. Specifically, we address the questions of whether it applies cyclically and whether it is continuous (sections 7.2 and 7.3).
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Abstract In this chapter we look at Slovak syllable structure. A general outline is presented in 7.1. We then proceed to investigate the properties of the Syllable Structure Algorithm. Specifically, we address the questions of whether it applies cyclically and whether it is continuous (sections 7.2 and 7.3).
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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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Syllable structure in Government Phonology
2017This chapter outlines how Government Phonology (GP) accounts for syllable structure. Traditionally, syllable structure is encoded by arboreal structure, that is, the syllabic tree with the canonical constituent structure. Rather than talking about the effect of syllabification, GP elevates to theoretical relevance its origin: the lateral relationship ...
Scheer, Tobias, Cyran, Eugeniusz
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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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Sierra Popoluca Syllable Structure
International Journal of American Linguistics, 19471 The only available published material on the Popoluca language, aside from a few incomplete word lists, occurs in George Foster's article "The Geographical, Linguistic, and Cultural Position of the Popoluca of Veracruz," AA 45.531-46 (1943). In this brief paper Foster presents a tentative chart of the phonemes of the Sierra dialect, with brief ...
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Usila Chinantec Syllable Structure
International Journal of American Linguistics, 19620. Usila Chinantecl phonology features a number of analytical problems which invite alternative phonemicizations. Velar stops with simultaneous bilabial closure, vowelless words with syllabic m, complex syllable nuclei with varied patterning of syllabic and non-syllabic components-all these features give a certain inevitable hocus-pocus aspect to ...
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Syllable Structure and Segmental Phonology
Formal Problems in Semitic Phonology and Morphology, 2018MISSING-VALUE MISSING-VALUE
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