Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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high front unrounded or a lower - mid front unrounded vowel for the first vowel , with perhaps some preference for the latter , both allophones of the short phoneme in Golden Lake ; this vowel is , therefore , apparently the same as the ...
high front unrounded or a lower - mid front unrounded vowel for the first vowel , with perhaps some preference for the latter , both allophones of the short phoneme in Golden Lake ; this vowel is , therefore , apparently the same as the ...
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... vowel deletion , antepenultimate stress ) Notice that the vowel a of the verb root api deletes following another vowel of the derivational element of the stem , miyo , in ( 10c ) , whereas the same vowel is protected by t - epenthesis ...
... vowel deletion , antepenultimate stress ) Notice that the vowel a of the verb root api deletes following another vowel of the derivational element of the stem , miyo , in ( 10c ) , whereas the same vowel is protected by t - epenthesis ...
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... vowel . When this has happened , the accent is on the second vowel before the enclitic . In my transcription an apostrophe is used to indicate this elision , and the accent can be predicted from this : ( 39 ) anéta ' pi ' Some , they ...
... vowel . When this has happened , the accent is on the second vowel before the enclitic . In my transcription an apostrophe is used to indicate this elision , and the accent can be predicted from this : ( 39 ) anéta ' pi ' Some , they ...
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