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Abstract This chapter examines harmony processes in Greek, a non-harmonic language that exhibits two intriguing yet somewhat marginal patterns of vowel assimilation in specific dialects. The first pattern, documented in Inner Asia Minor Greek, involves the spreading of features from a suffixal vowel to a root/stem vowel.
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Abstract Processes involving minimal leftward harmony are sometimes referred to as umlaut, although this term often implies that the trigger of the harmony is not visible (on the surface at least). One thing the two processes dealt with here have in common is that the harmonic effects proceed one syllable rightward—a kind of rightward ...
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Locality in exceptions and derived environments in vowel harmony
Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 2012Shakuntala Mahanta
exaly
Patterns of vowel laxing and harmony in Iberian Spanish: Data from production and perception
Journal of Phonetics, 2017Nicholas Henriksen
exaly