Concept information
Preferred term
phonological process
Broader concept
Narrower concepts
- agglutination
- aspiration
- assibilation
- clipping
- consonant alternation
- contraction
- devoicing
- diphthongization
- dissimilation
- epenthesis
- fricativization
- fronting
- gemination
- isochrony
- labialization
- lengthening
- liaison
- metathesis
- monophthongization
- nasalization
- neutralization
- pharyngealization
- phonetic assimilation
- phonetic reduction
- phonetic variation
- phonological derivation
- prenasalization
- prothesis
- reduction
- resyllabification
- spirantization
- stressing
- stress-timing
- syllabification
- syllable-timing
- syncope
- vowel alternation
- weakening
Example
- Another aspect of CantoMap is that words are segmented and this allows for a more fine-grained investigation of the effect of domains in which phonological processes occur. (Winterstein, Tang & Lai, 2020)
- It rests on the idea that true lexical minimal pairs are not very frequent in human languages as compared to minimal pairs due to mere phonological processes. (Fourtassi, Schatz, Varadarajan & Dupoux, 2014)
- Like our approach they use a probabilistic edit model as a formalization of the phonological process. (Bouchard, Liang, Griffiths & Klein, 2007)
- Since both the prefix and the stem are altered if this is to be expressed by allomorphs (rather than by means of a phonological process) both the prefix and the stem must have mutually conditioning allomorphs. (Maxwell, 2015)
In other languages
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French
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/8LP-SP91064X-T
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