-
guest CCV t͜ʃpi only CCV: ploːlikin wide CCVC ɬkeɬ
earth CCV:C t͜ʃpaːk late
CCVCC plaʔʂ
stick for
measuring net
meshes CCV:CC ɬkoːʔm they take CCVC ɬkjoɻkʷekʼ...
- have the
following syllabic patterns: V, VC, CV, CCV, (C)VCC, CVC, CCVC,
CCVCC. Both
dialects from Ka****am and
Logar have
similar syllabic structure...
- very ډېر CVCC /lund/ wet لوند CCV /mlɑ/ back ملا CCVC /klak/ hard کلک
CCVCC /ʒwənd/ life ژوند CCCV /xwlə/
mouth خوله
CCCVC /ndror/ sister-in-law ندرور...
- to the core,
syllabic structures of the type V, CV, VC, CVC, CCV, CCVC,
CCVCC, VCC, VCCC, CVCC, CVCCC, etc. are possible. The
margin that
precedes the...
-
which *aa
became a and *a
became ä. Chʼol can have CV, CVC, CVCC, CCVC,
CCVCC as
possible syllable structures. The most
common ones are CV and CVC. Like...
- CVːC ['huːtʲʰ] 'where' CVʔC ['kaʔn.puˀ] 'egg' CVʔCC [ʔa.'sɔʔps.paˀ] 'it
tires me' CCVC ['traj.tʲiˀ] 'kid,
adolescent male'
CCVCC ['kruʔj.tʲiˀ] 'quail'...
- 'my (pronoun)' CCVC /nsev/ /tlel/ 'cough' 'secret' CVC /dan/ /veh/ 'go down, sink' 'carry' CVCC /matl/ /bans/ 'thick' 'wander'
CCVCC /nsutl/ 'eight'...
- 'sand' CCVV: kkúú 'fingernails' CCVC: llón 'in' CCVVC:
mmwiik 'pepper'
CCVCC: ppóhh 'steady' Note that <mw> here
stands for a
single consonant phoneme...
- combinations.
Inside words, a
short vowel plus a two
consonant coda (i.e., CVCC or
CCVCC) may only be
followed by a
syllable with a /ʔ/ onset. Likewise, a long vowel...
- CV, CVV, CVC, CVVC, CVCC (and in
loanwords also: CCV, CCVV, CCVC, CCVVC,
CCVCC, CCVVCC). This can be
succinctly represented in the
following (where optional...
