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, 2003 In this paper I will be discussing the Hungarian Vowel Harmony System. First I will give a brief\ud discussion of the Hungarian Suffix System, then introduce the Vowel Harmony System.
Dunbar-Hester, Anna
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, 2008 In this paper I examine vowel harmony in Oroch, a recently extinct Manchu-Tungusic language. Oroch vowels are subject to the interplay of retracted tongue root (RTR) harmony and rounding harmony.
Tolskaya, Inna Konstantinovna
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Vowel Harmony in Chadic Languages [PDF]
This chapter focuses on Chadic languages, which typically demonstrate feature spreading within a word. The result can be partial or total agreement between the vowels of a word, as well as palatalization or labialization of consonants across the word. In
Pearce, Mary, Lovestrand, Joseph
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Vowel Harmony as a Distributional Learning Problem [PDF]
, 2017 Vowel harmony is a class of phonotactic restrictions in which vowels in a language are divided into two or moresubclasses, and words must contain only vowels from only one such subclass regardless of intervening consonants.
Kodner, Jordan, Caplan, Spencer
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Infants' sensitivity to vowel harmony and its role in segmenting speech. [PDF]
Cognition, 2018 Mintz TH, Walker RL, Welday A, Kidd C.
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LEARNING NONADJACENT DEPENDENCIES IN PHONOLOGY: TRANSPARENT VOWELS IN VOWEL HARMONY. [PDF]
Language (Baltim), 2015 Finley S.
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Are Human Learners Capable of Learning Arbitrary Language Structures. [PDF]
Brain Sci, 2023 Lin YL.
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, 2013 This dissertation focuses on vowel harmony in Maasai, an Eastern Nilotic language spoken in Kenya and Tanzania. The main goal of this dissertation is to determine whether an adequate account of the Maasai pattern of Advanced Tongue Root (ATR) harmony can
Quinn-Wriedt, Lindsey Taylor
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Xinkan Vowel Harmony Revisited
, 2018 The Xinkan languages have been described as exhibiting a unique type of vowel harmony within the Mesoamerican linguistic area. However, these analyses have not considered the phonologically complementary distribution of vowels, leading to proposals ...
Rogers, Chris, Ph.D.
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, 2019 Vowels in Ateso, an Eastern Nilotic language, are subject to Advanced Tongue Root (ATR) harmony. Accordingly, the vowels are divided into two harmony sets which differ in terms of tongue root position.
Barasa, David
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