On Indo-European e ~ o
The proposal of Schmitt-Brandt (1973) of tracing most of the /e/ and /o/ documented in Indo-European languages to an ancient short tonic */a/ and to an unstressed */a/ respectively is beset with numerous difficulties, while many indications, on the contrary, rather point to the fact that the histori...
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| Keyword: | Indo-European Phonology Vowels Indoeuropeos Fonología Vocales 5705.06 Fonología |
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| author | Hetherington, Peter Dunphy |
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| description | The proposal of Schmitt-Brandt (1973) of tracing most of the /e/ and /o/ documented in Indo-European languages to an ancient short tonic */a/ and to an unstressed */a/ respectively is beset with numerous difficulties, while many indications, on the contrary, rather point to the fact that the historical /e/ had its main origin in an ancient short but unstressed */a/, and the historical /o/ likewise in an ancient brief but tonic */a/. |
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| spelling | On Indo-European e ~ o Sobre e ~ o Indoeuropeas Hetherington, Peter Dunphy Ballester, Xaverio Indo-European Phonology Vowels Indoeuropeos Fonología Vocales 5705.06 Fonología The proposal of Schmitt-Brandt (1973) of tracing most of the /e/ and /o/ documented in Indo-European languages to an ancient short tonic */a/ and to an unstressed */a/ respectively is beset with numerous difficulties, while many indications, on the contrary, rather point to the fact that the historical /e/ had its main origin in an ancient short but unstressed */a/, and the historical /o/ likewise in an ancient brief but tonic */a/. La propuesta de Schmitt-Brandt (1973) de remontar la mayoría de las /e/ documentadas en las lenguas indoeuropeas a una antigua */a/ breve tónica choca con numerosas dificultades, mientras que muchos indicios apuntan más bien a que la histórica /e/ tuvo su principal origen en una antigua */a/ breve, sí, pero átona, y la histórica /o/ en una antigua */a/ breve, sí, pero tónica. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12466/2295 |
| spellingShingle | On Indo-European e ~ o Hetherington, Peter Dunphy Indo-European Phonology Vowels Indoeuropeos Fonología Vocales 5705.06 Fonología |
| title | On Indo-European e ~ o |
| title_full | On Indo-European e ~ o |
| title_fullStr | On Indo-European e ~ o |
| title_full_unstemmed | On Indo-European e ~ o |
| title_short | On Indo-European e ~ o |
| title_sort | On Indo-European e ~ o |
| topic | Indo-European Phonology Vowels Indoeuropeos Fonología Vocales 5705.06 Fonología |
| topic_facet | Indo-European Phonology Vowels Indoeuropeos Fonología Vocales 5705.06 Fonología |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12466/2295 |