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... base . A template which is specified for weight , and which by definition is invari- able , cannot account for the complementary distribution of vowel length evidenced in the data above . The only possible option available within Mc ...
... base . A template which is specified for weight , and which by definition is invari- able , cannot account for the complementary distribution of vowel length evidenced in the data above . The only possible option available within Mc ...
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... base together constitute an iambic foot . The onset consonants can be assumed by virtue of the Onset Condition which states that any syllable will take an onset consonant if one is available . Note , however , that there is no evidence ...
... base together constitute an iambic foot . The onset consonants can be assumed by virtue of the Onset Condition which states that any syllable will take an onset consonant if one is available . Note , however , that there is no evidence ...
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... base syllable , then lengthening the stem vowel to fit the second ( bimoraic ) syllable of the iambic template . Based on this evidence , I propose that in Ojibwa the reduplicated syllable and the base syllable enter into a kind of ...
... base syllable , then lengthening the stem vowel to fit the second ( bimoraic ) syllable of the iambic template . Based on this evidence , I propose that in Ojibwa the reduplicated syllable and the base syllable enter into a kind of ...
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