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. 68 69). Interferences can take place at all levels of a language, i.e. in phonology, at the lexical

Systematic correspondences in the phonology Fundamental similarities in the morphology A large number

strategies 5.1 Background 5.2 Phonetics and phonology 5.3 Noun integration 5.3.1 The Ixcatec

Preface Sigla Symbols 1. Phonology 1.1. Vocalism 1.2. Consonantism 1.3. Suprasegmentals

Lexical Phonology and the Strict Cycle Condition Footnotes Chapter Two: Formal Properties of Vowel

. Conclusion 3. Lexical structure 3.1. Composition of the verb stem 3.2. Composition of the noun stem

phonology, morphology and syntax, illustrated with a large number of example items and utterances, but also

A grammar of Upper Tanana. Volume 1, Phonology, lexical classes, morphology / Lovick, Olga

Principle of the Contrast of Structural and Lexical Signs 5.2 Syntactic and paradigmatic meanings 5.3

contemporary linguistics 3. The phonology of non lexical interjections 4. Interjection sound patterns

. Introduction 1.1 Languages and language families, demographics 1.2 History of the study 1.3 Lexical

.3 Underspecification 7.4 Lexical phonology 7.5 Exercises References Index.