This paper provides a detailed description and analysis of the phonology of Panãra (ISO code: kre), a Northern Jê language spoken in central Brazil. Panãra exhibits a particularly large phonemic ...inventory, which contrasts oral and nasal segments, as well as short and long segments, in both its consonant and vowel inventories. Specifically, the language exhibits seventeen contrastive consonants, twenty-eight contrastive vowels, and a very complex phonological grammar at the segmental level, with a number of significant alternations. The prosodic phonology of Panãra will be presented in a separate article (Lapierre 2023).
V govoru Trubarjeve rojstne vasi Rašica se zaradi križanja poti sever - jug in (nekdaj) vzhod - zahod stika tudi več izoglos, ki znotraj dolenjskega narečja delijo skupine med sabo bolj podobnih ...govorov, v tem primeru razvitejših na severu in bolj arhaičnih na jugu. Vas ni bila nikoli sedež župnije, ampak se je celo iz škocjanske prestavila v velikolaško, kar je zagotovo povzročilo začetek mešanja prvotnih značilnosti govora, ki se v njem še vedno odraža. Rašica je točka T242 v Slovenskem lingvističnem atlasu, po tej vprašalnici zapisana že leta 1959 in ponovno raziskovana leta 2008. Opis govora v obliki fonološkega opisa je hrati prispevek k temu velikemu narečjeslovnemu projektu.1
Fonološki opis Kršana u Istri Vranić, Silvana
Hrvatski dijalektološki zbornik,
01/2021, Letnik:
25, Številka:
25
Journal Article, Paper
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U radu se iznose rezultati istraživanja fonološkoga sustava Kršana, govora čepićke skupine rubnoga poddijalekta ikavsko-ekavskoga dijalekta čakavskoga narječja u Istri. Prikazani su inventar, ...realizacija, distribucija i podrijetlo vokala, nevokala i prozodijskih jedinica.
The paper deals with linguistic research in ANUBiH in two directions – the organization of work on linguistic examinations and the analysis of the titles published in publications of ANUBiH. The ...first part follows the work of the Department of Historical-Philological Sciences, later the Department of Social Sciences, then the Humanities, and the Commission for Linguistics and the Center for Lexicology and Lexicography, through their most important activities and projects, along with the work of the Balkanological Institute, later the Center for Balkanological Studies. The second part of the paper provides an overview of published linguistic texts. In the end, a bibliography of linguistic works published in ANUBiH is provided.
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