1. May 2020 FP One Comment Universal 1043: Posted in Universals Archive Universal 1043: Original When there are limitations regarding the number of long vowels in a word, they invariably involve end and/or initial reckoning. Standardized When there are limitations regarding the number of long vowels in a word, they invariably involve end and/or initial reckoning. Keywords vowel, length, accent Domain prosodic phonology Type no genuine implication; rather: provided that Status achronic Quality absolute Basis sample of almost 200 languages in Greenberg & Kaschube 1976 Source Greenberg & Kaschube 1976: 19 Counterexamples Previous Post nonesuch 13 Next Post nonesuch 1 FP View more posts One Comment FP Accent = phonetic features occurring just once or at most once in the phonological word, with cumulative or demarcative function (Greenberg & Kaschube 1976). 1. May 2020 Comments are closed.
FP Accent = phonetic features occurring just once or at most once in the phonological word, with cumulative or demarcative function (Greenberg & Kaschube 1976). 1. May 2020
Accent = phonetic features occurring just once or at most once in the phonological word, with cumulative or demarcative function (Greenberg & Kaschube 1976).