There is no reduplication pattern that would involve reference to phonological properties other than syllable number, consonantality-vowelhood, and absolute linear position.
Standardized
There is no reduplication pattern that would involve reference to phonological properties other than syllable number, consonantality-vowelhood, and absolute linear position.
Moravcsik mentions (1978: 315, fn. 9) that it is possible that stress is significant in some languages in determining which part of the stem be reduplicated. This is particularly likely in instances of internal reduplication, such as in Samoan (Polynesian).
Moravcsik mentions (1978: 315, fn. 9) that it is possible that stress is significant in some languages in determining which part of the stem be reduplicated. This is particularly likely in instances of internal reduplication, such as in Samoan (Polynesian).