The Infernal

Owens, Cóilín

doi:10.5744/florida/9780813042473.003.0007

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“…Using the approach of Owen's (2006), imāla in CDA will be described here as the default quality of the vowel, unless inhibiting phonemes and/or conditions are present. 24 3. Imāla is inhibited in the context of pharyngeal consonants, velar fricatives /x/ and / ġ/, the uvular stop /q/, and sometimes /r/.…”

Section: Imāla -Vowel Fronting and Raisingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The definite marking of the final noun in the SGC thus renders the entire SGC definite. In (23) below, this occurs as the definite article, whilst in (24) and (25), the final noun is definite through the addition of a pronoun suffix, or as a proper noun, respectively.…”

Section: Possessivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the following examples (20) - (24), the possessed item is indefinite, and the LOCATIONAL element occurs before the possessed NOMINAL. In the final example, the possessed nominal is definite.…”

Section: Nominal Predicatesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Coastal Dhofari Arabic

Davey¹

2016

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Declaration Copyright Acknowledgements 1 Introduction 1.1 Aim and scope of this study 1.2 Geography 1.3 History: political and socioeconomic 1.4 Linguistic diversity in Dhofār 1.5 Literature review 1.5.1 Rhodokanakis and the Süd-Arabische Expeditions of the Austrian Imperial Academy 1.5.2 Arabic dialects 1.6 Methodology 1.7 Conclusion and recommendations for further study. 2 Phonology 2.1 Consonant inventory 2.1.1 Stops 2.1.2 Fricatives 2.1.3 Nasals 2.1.4 Laterals 2.1.5 Flaps 2.1.6 Glides 2.1.7 Marginal phonemes 2.1.8 Geographical variations of voiced velar plosive /g/, and voiced uvular plosive /q/ within Dhofār 2.2 Vowel inventory 2.2.1 Imāla-vowel fronting and raising 2.3 Short vowels 2.3.1 Short vowel /i/ 2.3.2 Short vowel /u/ 2.3.3 Short vowel /a/ 2.4 Long vowels 2.4.1 Long vowel /ī/ 2.4.2 Long vowel /ū/ 2.4.3 Long vowel /ē/ 2.4.4 Long vowel /ō/ 2.4.5 Long vowel /ā/ 2.5 Diphthongs 2.6 Imāla in loanwords, and MSA influence on CDA 2.7 Syllabification and consonant clusters 2.7.1 CvCC forms 2.7.2 CCC clusters 2.8 Assimilation 2.9 Stress 2.10 Vowel harmony 2.11 Concluding remarks 3 Nominal morphology and noun phrases 3.1 Nouns and noun derivation 3.1.1 Basic derived forms 3.

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Section: Imāla -Vowel Fronting and Raisingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Possessivesmentioning

confidence: 99%