compensatory lengthening造句

• This phenomenon is called " compensatory lengthening ."
• In Votic this triggers compensatory lengthening of the preceding vowel.
• The preceding vowel received compensatory lengthening and was nasalised:
• Loss of the fricatives was accompanied by some compensatory lengthening or diphthongization of preceding vowels.
• This is called compensatory lengthening, lengthening that occurs after the elision of a sound.
• The nasal consonant disappeared, sometimes causing nasalization and compensatory lengthening of the vowel before it.
• 2006 .  Sound Change and Analogy : The Synchronic Reflexes of the Second Compensatory Lengthening in Ancient Greek Dialects.
• Only when an / n / disappeared with compensatory lengthening of the preceding vowel did the spirant law itself result in vowel alternation.
• Phonological processes in Hawaiian include palatalization and deletion of consonants and the raising, diphthongization, deletion, and compensatory lengthening of vowels.
• The ending always changes to, except in the accusative plural of, where it lengthens the preceding by compensatory lengthening, yielding.
• Scholars also described and explained the regularities in the development of consonants and vowels under processes of assimilation, reduplication, compensatory lengthening etc.
• Either the vowel ( V ) is lengthened ( compensatory lengthening ) or the first consonant ( C 1 ) is doubled ( geminated ).
• Waiwai, Katxuyana, Hixkaryana, Panare, Karihona, suggesting a historical process of syllable reduction with subsequent compensatory lengthening of the preceding vowel.
• The / n / has disappeared in English, Frisian, Low German, and dialectal Dutch with compensatory lengthening of the / u /.
• Forms with this type of compensatory lengthening include the nominative singular and dative plural of many participles, adjectives, and nouns, the athematic verbs:
• In general, vowels bearing the circumflex accent were historically long ( for example, through compensatory lengthening associated with the consonant loss described above ).
• Historically, the phonemicisation of vowel length originates in the compensatory lengthening of short vowels when the alveolar trill / / was lost syllable-finally.
• Historically, the phonologization of vowel length originates in the compensatory lengthening of short vowels when the voiced velar fricative / / was lost syllable-finally.
• There was a fair amount of compensatory lengthening involved where a loss of consonantal gemination lengthened the preceding vowel, whence the transformation of ( " nest " ) into.
• In some dialects of Doric, such as Laconian and Cretan, contraction and compensatory lengthening resulted in open-mid vowels, and in others they resulted in the close-mid.