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1910
DOI: 10.1515/zrph.1910.34.4.405
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Il dialetto di Agnone.

Abstract: La fonetica e la flessione.Introduzione.Agnone e una piccola e ridente citta al confine settentrionale del Molise. E posta sulla cresta di una collina ehe, staccandosi a N. E., s' avanza verso O., e scende con ripidissimo pendio da tre iati sulla conca deir alta valle del Verrino, affluente del Trigno. Sorge quindi nel territorio del Sannio caracenio, a una decina di chilometri dal sito ove era Bwianum vetus, forse a fianco di quel-Γ antica Aquilonia, di cui parla Livio nel X libro della prima decade.H popolo … Show more

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“…However, the influence of i, u < Ī, Ū on the following tonic /ae/, which becomes /e/ or /je/, is also documented in zone Ic, namely in the dialects of Vasto (Rolin 1908) in southern Abruzzo and Agnone in Northern Molise (Ziccardi 1910)3, as well as in zone II in the dialects of Castelmauro, Ripamolisani, Guglionesi (De Giovanni 2003: 90), as exemplified in (5) The linguistic atlases of Italy, ALI and AIS, also document the influence of i, u < Ī, Ū on the following tonic /ae/. The phenomenon is scattered throughout the area around Teramo (Silvi, Bisenti, Campli, Montesilvano, Castelli), in Southern Abruzzo (Sant'Eufemia a Maiella, Vasto, Palmoli), and Molise (Roccasicura, Morrone del Sannio).…”
Section: Progressive Metaphony In the Abruzzese Dialectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the influence of i, u < Ī, Ū on the following tonic /ae/, which becomes /e/ or /je/, is also documented in zone Ic, namely in the dialects of Vasto (Rolin 1908) in southern Abruzzo and Agnone in Northern Molise (Ziccardi 1910)3, as well as in zone II in the dialects of Castelmauro, Ripamolisani, Guglionesi (De Giovanni 2003: 90), as exemplified in (5) The linguistic atlases of Italy, ALI and AIS, also document the influence of i, u < Ī, Ū on the following tonic /ae/. The phenomenon is scattered throughout the area around Teramo (Silvi, Bisenti, Campli, Montesilvano, Castelli), in Southern Abruzzo (Sant'Eufemia a Maiella, Vasto, Palmoli), and Molise (Roccasicura, Morrone del Sannio).…”
Section: Progressive Metaphony In the Abruzzese Dialectsmentioning
confidence: 99%