- the Globe. 17: 53–78. Nuckolls,
Janis B. (2004). "To be or to be not
ideophonically impoverished". In Wai Fong Chiang;
Elaine Chun;
Laura Mahalingappa;...
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Harper and Row. Nuckolls,
Janis B. (2004). "To Be or to Be Not
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Elaine Chun;
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contrasting phonemes. /p/ is
mainly phonemic as a
result of
loanwords and
ideophonic terms. /ɖ/ is
heard as a tap [ɾ] when in
intervocalic position and followed...
- have a
limited number of
rhyme structures,
which relate to each
other ideophonically.
Numerals are
generally treated as
verbs in Haida, e.g. vdíi git'aláng...
-
idiophonic instruments,
paragraph 4.
Sachs 2012,
Chapter 3,
section on
ideophonic instruments,
paragraph 5. Duchesne-Guillemin 1981, p. 296.
Wellesz 1990...
- für
Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft (ASAS). Lahaussois, Aimée (2023). "
Ideophonic patterns in
Kiranti languages and beyond".
Folia Linguistica. 57 (1):...
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either loanwords such as zenklǎ (pot stand), a loan from Ewe, or are
ideophonic, such as tǒ (to fell palm trees),
which imitates the
sound of a palm tree...
- tend to be CV or V.
There are
occasional exceptions to
these patterns in
ideophonic words such as /ɟùɾùkúɟúí-sí/ 'Namaqua sandgrouse' (CVcVCVCVV + suffix)...
-
meaning "a
black one."
Sometimes this
prefix can also be
applied to a non-
ideophonic adverb. For
instance "dùkɛ,"
meaning short, can be
transformed into "ɔnhī...
- (Kàrà) and
northern dialects: The labio-dental flap /ⱱ/
appears only in
ideophonic adverbs within word-initial or
intervocalic position. /w/ can be heard...
