Grammars frequently categorize syllables for prosodic purposes, treating one class as
heavier (eg, more stress‐attracting) than another. While such categorization is usually …

In both signed and spoken languages, reduplication is a common process in the formation of
morphologically complex structures, expressing, eg, plurality and certain aspectual …

We report on an artificial language learning experiment testing the learnability of a
typologically rare pattern of reduplication. Our model comes from syllable-copy reduplication …

Previous research has shown that sign languages display strong cross-linguistic similarities
in their morphological structures. Morphologically complex forms display modality-specific …

• Stress is marked by the insertion of empty syllabic structure (and the segmental effects that
result from it: vowel lengthening, gemination, aspiration...)(Larsen 1998; Scheer 2000, 2004 …

Conclusion: EEI is triggered by the relationship of expletives to Focus stress and is intimately
linked to the infix-like behaviour of stress in English. Evidence from true infixing languages …

The present study attempts to provide an insightful analysis of the second radical
reduplication in Amharic, one of the Semitic languages spoken in the central and southern …

The study analyzed and tested the nature and formal structure of Amharic (an Ethio-semitic
language) internal reduplication against Copy and Association model (CAM).(Marantz …