-
alternatively be
analyzed as
cases of neutralization. See
Neutralization and
archiphonemes below,
particularly the
example of the
occurrence of the
three English...
-
classification (some
phonemes of
suffixes written in
capital letters denote archiphonemes which sometimes are
dropped or
changed as per (East) Old
Turkic phonotactics):...
-
phonemes and 4
consonant archiphonemes in
Ambonese Malay and they are
charted below (van
Minde 1997, pp. 40–41):
These archiphonemes is a
consequence from...
- the
phonemic inventory. An alternative,
which is
commonly used for
archiphonemes, is to use a
capital letter, such as /N/ for [m], [n], [ŋ]. In rare...
-
undefined escape character, SAMPA's "conjunctor" / / (a)
French vowel archiphonemes or
indeterminacies (b)
delimiter of
phonemic transcriptions maison /mE/zO~/...
-
recognized by de Courtenay.
Trubetzkoy also
developed the
concept of the
archiphoneme.
Another important figure in the
Prague school was
Roman Jakobson, one...
-
nasalization of Hindi-Urdu (see ****vara). In some cases, the
nasal archiphoneme even
entails the
insertion of a
nasal consonant such as [m, n, ŋ, ȷ̃...
- ISBN 978-0954344726. Akamatsu,
Tsutomu (1995). "On some
neutralisations and
archiphonemes in
English allegro speech". In
Windsor Lewis, Jack (ed.).
Studies in...
- front-back
pairs of
similar height and roundedness,
which are ****igned the
archiphonemes A, O, U, I, Ɪ, Ʊ. The
vowels /e/, /œ/ and /ɔ/
appear only in the first...
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consonants /b/, /ts/, and /dz/ are long at the
start of a word,
while the
archiphoneme |R|[dubious – discuss] is
realised as a
trill /r/ in the same position...
