- that
typically utilize sesquisyllables in only 35-40% of
their lexicon, if the
particular language contains any
sesquisyllables at all. Babaev, Kirill;...
- 01617182. Butler,
Becky Ann. (2014).
Deconstructing the
Southeast Asian sesquisyllable: A
gestural account (Doctoral dissertation).
Cornell University. Enfield...
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Thesaurus (STEDT)
Notable ideas Tonogenesis, rhinoglottophilia,
sesquisyllables Chinese name Traditional Chinese 馬蒂索夫/馬提索夫
Simplified Chinese 马蒂索夫/马提索夫...
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Huziwara (2012) and
Matisoff (2013). Jingpho-Luish
languages contain many
sesquisyllables.
Matisoff (2013),
citing Huziwara (2012),
provides the
following Stammbaum...
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following chain: kəri: > kəli: > kədi:/kədaj (-l- > -d-
shift in
tense sesquisyllables and
probable diphthongization of -i: > -aj). This in turn
changed to...
- well as *m-, *N-, *r-, *l-, and *s-, can
occur as
presyllables or
sesquisyllables (Cp).
Medial consonants (Cm) are *-w -, *-r -, *-l -, *-j -, and *-h-...
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following chain: kəri: > kəli: > kədi:/kədaj (-l- > -d-
shift in
tense sesquisyllables and
probable diphthongization of -i: > -aj). This in turn
changed to...
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irregularities in
synchronic languages reflecting Proto-Tai
sesquisyllables.
Examples of
sesquisyllables include:
Voiceless stop +
voiceless stop (*C̥.C̥-) *p...
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Weera Ostapirat (2016)
proposes sesquisyllables and
velarization in Proto-Hmong-Mien initials,
parallel to
sesquisyllables and
pharyngealization in Old Chinese...
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disyllable →
sesquisyllable disyllable →
complex monosyllable disyllable →
simple monosyllable sesquisyllable sesquisyllable →
disyllable sesquisyllable → complex...
