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The Vowels of Proto-Japanese

Frellesvig, Bjarke ・ Whitman, John ・ Bjarke Frellesvig ・ John Whitman

刊行年: 2004-00-00
収録: 『Japanese Language and Literature』 38(2) pp. 281-299
出版: American Association of Teachers of Japanese
言語: 英語
DOI: 10.2307/4141291
ISSN: 15367827
zotero: KB3SX4AK
OpenAlex: W67185907
MAG: 67185907
URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/4141291

要旨

Vowel length has been reconstructed for pJ, based mainly on interpretinglow pitch in EMJ as reﬂecting pJ long vowels, supplemented with Ryukyuanevidence in the form of what seem to be primary long vowels. Vovin1993 offers additional external evidence. The precise role of this featurein changes between pJ and OJ is far from clear. Vowel length has beenproposed to have been a conditioning environment for certain soundchanges. For example, vowel raising only applying to short vowels (Hayata1998), or loss of *

主題

人文/語言學/個別語言學/日語語言學/日本語史/日本語音史 Phonetics and Phonology Research Speech Recognition and Synthesis Linguistic Variation and Morphology

この書誌の出所

zotero— KB3SX4AK（2026-08-12取得）
openalex— W67185907（2026-08-14取得）

引用

Frellesvig, Bjarke・Whitman, John・Bjarke Frellesvig・John Whitman（2004-00-00）　The Vowels of Proto-Japanese　『Japanese Language and Literature』 38(2) pp. 281-299 American Association of Teachers of Japanese

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