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Vlax Phonological Divergence From Common Romani
Implications for Standardization and Orthography
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Ian F. Hancock
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Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Preface and acknowledgements vi
- Zhōu and Hàn phonology in the Shījīng 1
- Vowel harmony loss in Uralic and Altaic 35
- The Old Chinese Terrestrial Rames in Saek 53
- Diachronic Aspects of Regular Disharmony in Modern Uyghur 68
- Vlax Phonological Divergence From Common Romani 102
- Dialects, Diglossia, and Diachronic Phonology in Early Indo-Aryan 119
- The Emergence of the Syllable Types of Stems (C)VCC(V) and (C)VC(V) in Indo-Aryan and Dravidian 160
- How Many Verner’s Laws Does an Altaicist Need? 176
- Nasals in Old Southern Chinese 205
- Proto-Korean and the Origin of Korean Accent 215
- Index of Languages 239
- Index of Names 245
Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Preface and acknowledgements vi
- Zhōu and Hàn phonology in the Shījīng 1
- Vowel harmony loss in Uralic and Altaic 35
- The Old Chinese Terrestrial Rames in Saek 53
- Diachronic Aspects of Regular Disharmony in Modern Uyghur 68
- Vlax Phonological Divergence From Common Romani 102
- Dialects, Diglossia, and Diachronic Phonology in Early Indo-Aryan 119
- The Emergence of the Syllable Types of Stems (C)VCC(V) and (C)VC(V) in Indo-Aryan and Dravidian 160
- How Many Verner’s Laws Does an Altaicist Need? 176
- Nasals in Old Southern Chinese 205
- Proto-Korean and the Origin of Korean Accent 215
- Index of Languages 239
- Index of Names 245
