Re: possesives in -s

Padraic Brown wrote:
> What's wrong with /rOs@s/?
In my dialect, plural and possessive is only /s/ when adjacent to a
voiceless consonant, like "cats", when adjacent to a vowel (including
schwa) or a voiced consonant, it's /z/.  /rOs@s/ I would interpret as
something like Rossus.

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