[PDF][PDF] Rule reversal revisited: Synchrony and diachrony of tone and prosodic structure in the Franconian dialect of Arzbach.
B Köhnlein - 2011 - pure.knaw.nl
First described in Bach (1921), the Franconian dialect of Arzbach is known for what is
arguably the most curious phenomenon that has been discovered in the Franconian tone …
arguably the most curious phenomenon that has been discovered in the Franconian tone …
PARAGOGIC-∂ IN LIMBURGIAN: VOWEL ADDITION DUE TO A WORD-FINAL RISING TONE
M De Vaan - Zeitschrift für Dialektologie und Linguistik, 2009 - JSTOR
The southeastern part of the Dutch linguistic area is called Limburgian, covering a territory
which roughly coincides with the modern provinces called Limburg in Belgium and The …
which roughly coincides with the modern provinces called Limburg in Belgium and The …
[引用][C] The origin of the Franconian tone accents
F Kortlandt - Amsterdamer Beiträge zur älteren Germanistik, 2007 - brill.com
Elsewhere I have argued for the Proto-Germanic existence of a series of preglottalized
voiceless stops which were preserved in English and yielded preaspiration in West Norse …
voiceless stops which were preserved in English and yielded preaspiration in West Norse …