2016
DOI: 10.20396/liames.v16i2.8646180
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The variable prosodic parsings of Nivaĉle glottal stop

Abstract: This paper establishes the featural and prosodic representations of the Nivaĉle (Mataguayan) glottal stop. On the one hand, it is proposed that the Nivaĉle glottal stop is unspecified for place features, but specified for constricted glottis ([c.g]). On the other hand, it is advanced that /ʔ/ is an independent consonantal phoneme in the language that has multiple prosodic parsings. First, a glottal stop can occur (contrastively) in syllable onset position. Second, a postvocalic glottal stop can be variably par… Show more

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“…It has been observed that consonant moraicity can be limited to specific types of segments across languages (e.g. Morén 2001 for discussion) -a case comparable to Uspanteko is discussed in Gutiérrez (2016), who argues that in Nivaĉle, glottal stops are the only consonants that can be moraic. Similarly, in Cahuilla, syllables with long vowels (VV) or with short vowels plus glottal stops (Vʔ) count as heavy (Hyde 2011, and references therein).…”
Section: Some Additional Considerations 51 the Representational Statmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…It has been observed that consonant moraicity can be limited to specific types of segments across languages (e.g. Morén 2001 for discussion) -a case comparable to Uspanteko is discussed in Gutiérrez (2016), who argues that in Nivaĉle, glottal stops are the only consonants that can be moraic. Similarly, in Cahuilla, syllables with long vowels (VV) or with short vowels plus glottal stops (Vʔ) count as heavy (Hyde 2011, and references therein).…”
Section: Some Additional Considerations 51 the Representational Statmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…En esta posición, la glotal también puede tener una función contrastiva en chorote y wichí/weenhayek. (Gerzenstein, 1978, p. 46) Wi /h/ vs. /Ɂ/ -hih 'receptáculo' -hiʔ 'en/dentro' (Claesson, 1994, p. 26) Esp 'nutria' Cho meɁ (Gerzenstein, 1979, p. 40) Ma miɁ (Gerzenstein, 1999, p. 499) Ni meɁ (Gutiérrez, 2016a, p. 179) Para el nivaĉle, Gutiérrez (2013Gutiérrez ( , 2015Gutiérrez ( , 2016aGutiérrez ( , 2016b también analizó este segmento en una posición de «núcleo silábico complejo» a nivel fonético. La autora propone una relación estrecha entre la realización de la glotal en posición de coda (ejemplo 5a) y en posición de núcleo (ejemplo 5b).…”
Section: Glotal Oclusivaunclassified
“…Este es el caso de las lenguas de la familia mataguaya 1 : chorote (Cho), maká (Ma), nivaĉle (Ni) y wichí/weenhayek (Wi). Desde distintos abordajes, las glotales oclusivas y fricativas y la glotalización fueron propuestas con valor contrastivo en los sistemas fonológicos de las lenguas de la familia y de la protolengua (Najlis, 1984;Viegas-Barros, 1993, 2002Nercesian, 2014aNercesian, , 2014bGutiérrez, 2015Gutiérrez, , 2016aGutiérrez, , 2016b. Existe, en estos análisis, un relativo consenso acerca de dos aspectos centrales de los sistemas fonológicos de las cuatro lenguas: (1) la presencia de consonantes eyectivas y…”
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