- have
syllables with up to four morae. A
prosodic stress system in
which moraically heavy syllables are ****igned
stress is said to have the
property of quantity...
- the
moraic nasal and non-
moraic /n/
before a
vowel or
before /j/: Alternatively, in an
analysis that
treats syllabification as distinctive, the
moraic nasal...
-
known as
kanji (漢字, 'Han characters'), with two
unique syllabaries (or
moraic scripts)
derived by the ****anese from the more
complex Chinese characters:...
-
archiphoneme |n|. Many
analyses treat it as an
additional phoneme /N/, the
moraic nasal,
though it
never contrasts with /n/ or /m/. The
consonant system of...
- the "compound" tone of
Swedish and Norwegian, and ⟨ƞ⟩, once used for the
moraic nasal of ****anese –
though one remains: ⟨ɧ⟩, used for the sj-sound of Swedish...
- 5 gaps and 1
extra character, the
current number of
distinct kana in a
moraic chart in
modern ****anese is
therefore 46. Some of
these gaps have always...
-
phonological structure of the languages,
contributing to the
development of
moraic structure in ****anese and the
disruption of
vowel harmony in Korean. Borrowed...
-
favors the
descriptive name
moraic nasal for the sounds. Historically, the name
hatsuon was not used just for the ****anese
moraic nasal, but also for ending...
-
Dreimorengesetz (German: [dʁaɪˈmoːʁən.ɡəˌzɛts]; 'three-mora law') is a
linguistic rule
proposed by
Hermann Hirt.
According to the rule, an en****ic cannot...
-
romanised as n. The
structure has led some
scholars to
label the
system moraic,
instead of syllabic,
because it
requires the
combination of two syllabograms...
