voicing assimilation造句

• The debate on voicing assimilation is likewise dependent on speakers'language backgrounds.
• Also, it does not record consonant voicing assimilation : compare e . g.
• A further characteristic of voicing in Navajo is that it is marginally contrastive ( see the voicing assimilation section ).
• Voicing assimilation occurs, with the first consonant taking the voicing of the second ( e . g . > ).
• On a phonological level, the rule is a form of voicing assimilation : the consonant of the past-tense ending takes on the voicing of whatever sound precedes it.
• Voicing contrasts are neutralized in consonant clusters, so that all obstruents are either voiced or voiceless depending on the voicing of the final consonant, though this process of voicing assimilation may be blocked by syllable boundaries.
• 2008 . ( with Joan Mascar?)  An OT analysis of the Basic Voicing Typology and Voice Assimilation in Dutch, in Herrera, Z . Esther y Pedro Martin Butrague駉 ( Eds . ), Fonolog韆 Instrumental, El Colegio de M閤ico, M閤ico.
• Taken together with the abundance of * D?eD?-type roots, it has been proposed that this distribution results from a limited process of voice assimilation in pre-PIE, where a voiceless stop was assimilated to a voiced aspirate, if another one followed or preceded within a root.
• Being the most moderate philologist among the Croatian " Vukovians, " Broz left a deep mark in the final standardisation of Croatian : thanks to him, there was no normative duality, which was threatened by the introduction of phonologically based spelling in Dalmatia and Bosnia ( manual by Frane Vuleti
  ), and by the introduction of some rules from the normative standard of the Zagreb school ( separate writing of the future tense, writing foreign names as in the original, avoiding voicing assimilation in most cases ( " podcijeniti ", " od
  epiti ", etc . ), morphological forms in several cases ( " mladac " / " mladci ", etc . ) ).