Neutralization of the long and short a in the southčakavian insular dialect

Neutralization of the long and short a in the southčakavian insular dialect

The paper deals with the lengthened short vowel a, which occurs in the position of the original short a, and a derived from the semivowel on which the accent is shifted from the last syllable. The authors consider this lengthened a as an allophone of the short phoneme a. They also suggest different...

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Main Authors: Domagoj Vidović, Ivana Kurtović
Format: Article
Language:Croatian
Published: Institut za hrvatski jezik i jezikoslovlje 2005-01-01
Series:Rasprave: Časopis Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje
Subjects:
čakavian accentuation
Mate Hraste
Božidar Finka
Petar Šimunović
phoneme
accent lenghtened short vocal a
Online Access:http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/14450
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Summary:The paper deals with the lengthened short vowel a, which occurs in the position of the original short a, and a derived from the semivowel on which the accent is shifted from the last syllable. The authors consider this lengthened a as an allophone of the short phoneme a. They also suggest different notation for the acute occurring on that allophone.
ISSN:1331-6745
1849-0379

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