Phonological word in Miahuatec

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  • Mario Hernández Luna

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https://doi.org/10.24201/clecm.v8i0.239

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phonology, southern zapotec, stress, phonological word

Abstract

Miahuatec is a prominently monosyllabic Zapotec language that has a iambic (W.S) pattern and right-to-left directionality. The most prominent stress cue is the duration of the rhyme –obligatorily bimoraic–  but the intensity and the formantic stability serve as phonetic reinforcements of stress. In this language, there are phonemic processes –as fortition, laryngeal and tonal simplification–that accomplish a demarcative function at phonological word level.

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2021-09-08

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Hernández Luna, M. (2021). Phonological word in Miahuatec. Cuadernos De Lingüística De El Colegio De México (CLECM), 8, 1–37. https://doi.org/10.24201/clecm.v8i0.239
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