Abbreviations And Symbols -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Overview Of Romanian Phonology And Morphology -- 2.1. The Phoneme Inventory -- 2.2. Phonotactics -- 2.3. Syllable Structure -- 2.4. The Representation Of Diphthongs -- 2.5. The Structure Of The Romanian Vocabulary -- 2.6. Inflectional And Derivational Morphology -- 2.7. Summary -- Chapter 3: The Stress System -- 3.1. Primary Stress In Verbs -- 3.2. Primary Stress In Nouns And Adjectives -- 3.3. Secondary Stress -- 3.4. Summary -- Chapter 4: Hiatus Resolution -- 4.1. Vowel Features And The Representation Of Epenthetic Glides -- 4.2. The Quality Of The Epenthetic Glide -- 4.3. Stress-Dependent Patterns -- 4.4. Surface Hiatus -- 4.5. Summary -- Chapter 5: High Vowel - Glide Alternations -- 5.1. Word-Initial Glides -- 5.2. Word-Internal Postvocalic Glides -- 5.3. Word-Final Postvocalic Glides -- 5.4. Underlying Sequences Of Three Vowels -- 5.5. Central Vowels And Place Harmony -- 5.6. Summary -- Chapter 6: Post-Consonantal Glides And Palatalization -- 6.1. Post-Consonantal Glides And Place Co-Occurrence Restrictions -- 6.2. Glides In Morphologically Derived Forms -- 6.3. Phonological And Morphological Palatalization -- 6.4. Summary -- Chapter 7: The Diphthongs E̯A, ̯O̯A And Mid-Low Vowel Alternations -- 7.1. Data And Previous Analyses -- 7.2. Vowel Height And Stress -- 7.3. The Phonological Conditioning Of Mid-Low Vowel Alternations -- 7.4. The Morphological Conditioning Of Mid-Low Vowel Alternations -- 7.5. Morphologization And Morphologically Specific Constraints -- 7.6. Acoustic Properties Of The Diphthongs -- 7.7. Summary -- Chapter 8: Conclusions And Issues For Further Research -- Appendix: Stress Patterns -- References -- Index -- Index Of Constraints.