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Clarke and MacKenzie ( 1982 ) suggest that the rule is phonologically conditioned in Sheshatshiu Montagnais , being restricted to sequences in which the nasal consonant is followed by / is / . More detailed examination of / o ...
Clarke and MacKenzie ( 1982 ) suggest that the rule is phonologically conditioned in Sheshatshiu Montagnais , being restricted to sequences in which the nasal consonant is followed by / is / . More detailed examination of / o ...
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... ciw nisu'about two obviatives ' 40 ) Obviative Plural ' ciw kehtanaqsilicihi , ' ciw wenih : — ' about many obviatives , about some obviatives ' At the level of word sounds , we can name vowels and consonants , voiced and unvoiced .
... ciw nisu'about two obviatives ' 40 ) Obviative Plural ' ciw kehtanaqsilicihi , ' ciw wenih : — ' about many obviatives , about some obviatives ' At the level of word sounds , we can name vowels and consonants , voiced and unvoiced .
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In addition , when the i drops , modifications may be made to the consonant preceding it . If the consonant is preceded by h , the h drops out before -h or -0 ( except -ol or -on ) . A palatalized c at the end of the preverb reverts to ...
In addition , when the i drops , modifications may be made to the consonant preceding it . If the consonant is preceded by h , the h drops out before -h or -0 ( except -ol or -on ) . A palatalized c at the end of the preverb reverts to ...
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