On branching onsets in Norwegian
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Mots-clés

government phonology
branching onsets
Norwegian phonotactics

Comment citer

Czarnecki, P. (2018). On branching onsets in Norwegian. Glottodidactica, 36, 57–67. https://doi.org/10.14746/gl.2010.36.05

Résumé

Syllable margins and the phonotactic peculiarities of word-edges have always drawn attention of researches working within different theoretical approaches. In the following paper some Norwegian consonantal clusters will be examined, with special reference to the left-margin of the words. Our attention will be focused on establishing the set of possible branching onsets in Norwegian, both word-initially and in the word-internal position.
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