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The implication here is that the schwa vowel present in this word as part of the syllabic consonant is a phonetic excrescence and not in any way a ' real ' vowel ; if it were a real vowel in some way , it should then trigger the ...
The implication here is that the schwa vowel present in this word as part of the syllabic consonant is a phonetic excrescence and not in any way a ' real ' vowel ; if it were a real vowel in some way , it should then trigger the ...
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Heckewelder's - ( nschwa ) must be a spelling of l - nesiwe / [ [ nehsiwę ] ) or / -nesiwi / [ [ nehsiwị ] ) , judging by the Meskwaki words ; only a short vowel would be devoiced ( and hence not perceived ) before / s / , which must ...
Heckewelder's - ( nschwa ) must be a spelling of l - nesiwe / [ [ nehsiwę ] ) or / -nesiwi / [ [ nehsiwị ] ) , judging by the Meskwaki words ; only a short vowel would be devoiced ( and hence not perceived ) before / s / , which must ...
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In modern Kickapoo the intercalated h | is dropped unless the final vowel is accented under interrogative intonation ( Voorhis 1974 : 15 ) . Trowbridge , however , who wrote the echo vowel in all four of the Kickapoo words of the ...
In modern Kickapoo the intercalated h | is dropped unless the final vowel is accented under interrogative intonation ( Voorhis 1974 : 15 ) . Trowbridge , however , who wrote the echo vowel in all four of the Kickapoo words of the ...
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