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According to Lubotsky's Law, *H
disappeared when
followed by a
voiced nonaspirated stop and
another consonant:
Among the
sound changes from Proto-Indo-Iranian...
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primarily have aspiration,
speakers of
English often hear the Māori
nonaspirated stops as
English /b, d, ɡ/. However,
younger Māori
speakers tend to aspirate...
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either an
aspirated (mixed and
expanded with air in a
branch pipe) or
nonaspirated form to
create a
frothy blanket or seal over the fuel,
preventing oxygen...
- voiceless/voiced
opposition (in /p, t, k/
versus /b, d, ɡ/) with an aspirated/
nonaspirated one ([pʰ, tsʰ, kʰ]
versus [p, t, k]), and the
contrast between the two...
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voiceless nonaspirate stops /p t k/ and now have only the
voiced series /b d ɡ/. The only
dialects to
retain all the
original voiceless nonaspirate stops...
- syllables. Winter's law:
short vowels are
lengthened when
followed by a
nonaspirated voiced stop (in some accounts, only in a
closed syllable). *o > *a. Aspirated...
- the
state of Táchira, near the
Colombian border, is
characterized by a
nonaspirated pronunciation of 's', and use of
usted instead of tú even in informal...
