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- In some languages, resyllabification is a phenomenon where consonants become attached to vowels in a syllable different than the one from which they originally...
- and Chugoku, but generally not elsewhere, the accusative particle o resyllabifies a noun: honno or honnu for hon-o 'book', kakyū for kaki-o 'persimmon'...
- (inflectional endings) probably because in this position the vowel could not be resyllabified. Additionally, Germanic, like Balto-Slavic, lengthened bimoraic long...
- liaison and enchainement is that the final consonant in both cases resyllabifies with the following vowel. Liaison is therefore a phonological process...
- to be vocalic, they are not in parentheses. Any known ⟨n(a)⟩ signs resyllabified into coda position are written. ⟨(a)b(a)r(a)⟩ "man" ⟨at(a)⟩ "bread"...
- syllable. When conjugated to the polite speech level, the ㅂ-irregular stem resyllabifies with the 어요 -eoyo conjugation to form 워요 -woyo (as in 고맙다 gomapda →...
- in others (the present tense). The forms with a following vowel were resyllabified into a short vowel + sonorant, which also caused the loss of the acute...
- azules "the blue eagles", syllable-final /s/ in las and águilas might be resyllabified into the initial syllable of the following vowel-initial words and remain...
- vowel and another consonant. This is because the palatal approximant is resyllabified in some inflected forms, such as łojami [wɔˈjami] (instr. pl.), and...
- ana ʕawzu/ Elision of /i/ next to a vowel /dallana ʕawzu/ Continuous, resyllabified pronunciation (phonetic) [ˈdælˈlæ.næˈʕæw.zu] Normal-form pronunciation...