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articulatory features (primarily
place of articulation). This is
called syllable synharmony or
intrasyllabic harmony. Thus
syllables (rather than just the consonant...
- St'át'imcets, have
similar vowel–consonant
harmonic processes.
Syllabic synharmony was a
process in the Proto-Slavic
language ancestral to all
modern Slavic...
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first palatalization—was so-called
intrasyllabic synharmony.[citation needed] Such
intrasyllabic synharmony is said to be
violated if a
velar consonant occurs...
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tendencies occurring within the
Common Slavic period, such as
intrasyllabic synharmony and the law of open syllables. For
consonant and
vowel clusters and sequences...
- decipherment. A
further critical principle put
forward by
Knorozov was that of
synharmony.
According to this,
Mayan words or
syllables which had the form...
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intrasyllabic synharmony that
operated during the
Common Slavic period, the
resulting *kē, *gē, and *xē
defied the
intrasyllabic synharmony. Namely, the...
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ultimately Proto-Indo-European *i and *u). This
ended the era of
syllabic synharmony (when most,
originally all,
syllables were open) by
creating large numbers...
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created newly formed closed syllables ended the
period of
syllabic synharmony characteristic of
Common Slavic. For many
Common Slavic dialects—including...
