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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"preaspiration"”.

  1. Weighing Preaspiration: Phonetics, Phonology, Typology of a Laryngeal Phenomenon

    Preaspiration is typically discussed as a rare phenomenon, with the reasons for its relative rarity compared to postaspiration being important to investigate. This approach parallels research on typologically rare segments like postaspirated fricatives (Jacques, 2011) or glottalized sonorants …

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  2. Articulatory timing and sound change: a sociophonetic study of /st/ clusters in Seville Spanish

    … /t/. Four variants are analyzed: sibilant /s/, preaspiration [ʰt], postaspiration [tʰ], and resyllabification [tˢ]; which represents different stages in the weakening and restructuring of coda /s/. The study explores how these variants pattern across age, gender, prosodic, and morphological …

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  3. Purepecha Aspirated Consonants and Their Phonetic Variants

    <p>This study describes phonetic realizations of aspirated phonemes in Purepecha [pua] from Azajo. The distribution of aspiration in Purepecha is limited to roots, a small number of spatial suffixes, one argument structure changing suffix, and clitics. Aspiration is never contrastive for …

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