Question Re: Reduplication
From: | David Peterson <thatbluecat@...> |
Date: | Sunday, September 21, 2003, 6:43 |
Hi All,
If you had a language with a pretty standard intervocalic voicing rule (let's
say, /s/ > [z] / V_V), yet you had reduplication, how would that affect the
voicing rule?
I realize that it's simply a matter of rule-ordering and cyclicity, but I was
just wondering what's more common among natural languages that feature
reduplication and intervocalic voicing (or intervocalic anything, for that
matter).
Here's an example:
Phonemically: /sopo/ > /sosopo/
Phonetically: [sopo] > [sosopo] or [sozopo]?
That's all for now. Thanks in advance!
-David
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