Universal #1963
Legacy number: 1963
| Number | 1957 |
| Original | ... the hypothesis that a language which has CiCj clusters will also have CiCj stems ... |
| Standardized | IF there are consonant clusters CiCj, THEN there are also stems of the form CiVCj. |
| Keywords | phonotactics, consonant cluster |
| Domain | phonology, morphology |
| Type | implication |
| Status | achronic |
| Quality | absolute? |
| Basis | Georgian and others |
| Source | Butskhrikidze 2002: 69 passim |
Discussion
Notes
The idea is that consonant clusters result from vowel reduction. Especially for more complex clusters as characteristic for Georgian, it is argued that they are "derived", CCC < CVCVCV. "Derived" is apparently intended both synchronically and diachronically. See also #1969.
Comment
The idea is that consonant clusters result from vowel reduction. Especially for more complex clusters as characteristic for Georgian, it is argued that they are "derived", CCC < CVCVCV. "Derived" is apparently intended both synchronically and diachronically. <br>See also <a class="innerLink" href="browse.php?entry_id=1969"><img src="../img/entry.gif" border="0">.
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