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transcribed phonetically as [ˈkʰæʔts],
phonemically as /ˈkæts/ and
morphophonemically as ⫽ˈkætz⫽, if the
plural is
argued to be
underlyingly ⫽z⫽, ****imilating...
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phonemic to a
largely morphophonemic orthography.[citation needed] ****anese kana are
almost completely phonemic but have a few
morphophonemic aspects, notably...
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French pied "foot" [Latin pes (stem: ped-)]
French orthography is
morphophonemic.
While it
contains 130
graphemes that
denote only 36 phonemes, many...
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respectively when stressed, in a
process that is
better described as
morphophonemic rather than phonological, as it is not
predictable from
phonology alone...
- nouns, as in
knife /naɪf/ –
knives /naɪvz/,
which can be
represented morphophonemically as {naɪV} – {naɪV+z}. The
morphophoneme {V}
stands for the phoneme...
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differently after a ㄹ (rieul consonant). Some
verbs may also
change shape morphophonemically.
Korean is an
agglutinative language. The
Korean language is traditionally...
- in 1933. The prin****l
change was to make the
Korean alphabet as
morphophonemically practical as
possible given the
existing letters. A
system for transliterating...
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consequence of this is that many
spellings come to
reflect a word's
morphophonemic structure rather than its
purely phonemic structure (for example, the...
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convinced him to
major in the subject. Chomsky's BA
honors thesis, "
Morphophonemics of
Modern Hebrew",
applied Harris's
methods to the language. Chomsky...
- This
article contains phonetic transcriptions in the
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an
introductory guide on IPA symbols, see Help:IPA. For...
