Re: Lin: morphology
From: | Raymond Brown <ray.brown@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, April 9, 2002, 5:19 |
At 7:48 pm +0200 7/4/02, Philip Newton wrote:
>On 7 Apr 02, at 17:46, Raymond Brown wrote:
>
>> p >< C c >< P
>> b >< K k >< B
>> j >< G g >< J
>>
>> t >< L l >< T
>> d >< N n >< D
>>
>> q >< R r >< Q
>> m >< S s >< M
>>
>> h >< x
>> X >< V
>> v >< H
>>
>> Srikanth also gives:
>> f >< z F >< z
>>
>> Clearly there is a typo here and one of the zeds/zees should be upper-case,
>> but I don't know which.
>
>The "obvious" conclusion would be that the correct form is
>
> f >< Z F >< z
>
>since the pattern for nearly all other consonants is "small a ><
>capital B and capital A >< small b".
I think you're probably right, but it's the "nearly all" that stops one
being 100% certain, and the fact that the typo was:
f >< z F >< z
and not:
f >< z z >< F
In the latter case, I think one would be 99.99% certain.
I thought it safer just to quote Srikanth's typo, rather than 'correct' it
myself. Maybe he'll return to the list again some day.
Anyway, thanks for the observation,
Ray.
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