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Szadzenie (Polish: [ʂaˈd͡zɛɲɛ]) is a
regional phonological feature of the
Polish language. It
consists in
replacement or
merger of
dental affricates /t͡s/...
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original on 13
November 2013.
Retrieved 14
January 2022. "Gwary
polskie –
Szadzenie". www.gwarypolskie.uw.edu.pl.
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polskie -
Szadzenie".
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polskie -
Szadzenie". Gwarypolskie.uw.edu.pl.
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disputed usage Mondegreen Regularization (linguistics)
Shibboleth Szadzenie Wilson,
Kenneth G. (1993). The
Columbia Guide to
Standard American English...
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Szadzenie".
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etymologically justified is
called szadzenie, or
simply erroneous demazuration.
Examples of
attested words with
szadzenie in
Polish dialects noted in the...
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phonetic isoglosses in
terms of
consonants include Jabłonkowanie, Siakanie,
Szadzenie, and the
insertion of
prothetic consonants before initial (and sometimes...
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number of
words where it occurs. The
south has a
tendency for
szadzenie (c, s, z, dz > cz, sz, ż, dż) as a
result of
contact with
Masurizing Masovia...
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presence of mazurzenie, as well as
siakanie (kosiula) and
sometimes even
szadzenie (nażywaly (nazywali)). a
raises to o
before tautosyllabic j:
dzisioj (dzisiaj)...
