The Formation of Kumauni Language: Phonology and morphophonemicsBahri Publications, 1985 - Kumaoni language |
Contents
Introduction 140 | 1 |
Phonemicization of Segmental and Suprasegmental Phonemes | 41 |
Chapter 2 | 56 |
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The Formation of Kumauni Language: Phonology and morphophonemics D. D. Sharma No preview available - 1985 |
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Allophonic variants articulation Aryan attested back vowel Bhotia central Chatterji class I vowels coda margin consonant cluster consonantal glides contour contrast correlates dental desi details see Kum developed dialects of Kumauni diphthongs elided elision environments epenthesis examples feature final position final syllable final vowel flapped flapped consonant forms free variation front vowel gemination glidal Hindi initial position initial syllable inter-dialectal inter-vocalic intonation juncture Khasas Kumauni language language linguistic loan words long quantity medial position monophthongs morpheme morphological morphophonemic nasal consonant nasalization non-initial position normally notable occurring onset margin Pahari palatal pattern penultimate syllable Perso-Arabic phenomenon Phon phoneme phonemic norm phonological pitch accent plosive Positional distribution preceding pronunciation realized regional variants represents OIA retroflex retroflex consonants retroflexion second member semi-consonants shows sibilant sound speech stem stress accent suffix syllabic division syllable peak tatsama tendency trisyllabic utterance Vedic vocalic voiceless vowel sequences word final