Cappadocian is well-known for having two types of agglutinative inflec¬ tions:(1) mílos 'mill',
gen. míloz-ju, pl. míloz-ja;(2) néka, pl. néc-es, gen. néc-ez-ju. This chapter shows on the …

In multilingual communities, contact varieties are characterized by a combination of linguistic
features from the source languages. Speakers of Asia Minor Greek (AMG) cohabited with …

This study is part of a larger project [3] which investigates the implications of historical
contact of Greek with Italian and Turkish for intonation change in Greek regional varieties …

As an enterprise, linguistic typology is perhaps best understood in terms of the shared
ideology of its practitioners. In studying contact‐induced change typologists can begin to …

Relatively little work exists regarding the impact of long-term language contact on intonation.
In this paper we give an overview of the project 'Intonation and diachrony: a phonetic …

In ethnically complex societies individual bi-or multilingualism results in the emergence of
contact varieties (Sankoff 2001). The effects of contact on the lexical and grammatical …

This study focuses on changes in the vowel system of contemporary Mišótika Cappadocian.
It presents an acoustic analysis of the vowels of Mišótika, based on recordings of 16 native …

Η παρούσα μελέτη εξετάζει το φωνηεντικό σύστημα των Μιστιώτικων, που αποτελεί γλωσσική
ποικιλία της Καππαδοκικής διαλέκτου. Πιο αναλυτικά, η έρευνα έχει ως στόχο να αναδείξει τις …

This paper discusses changes in the vowel system of contemporary Mišótika, the
Cappadocian variety originally spoken in Misti. We compare the speech of native speakers …