Portuguese sandhi phenomena

Chapters in this book

1. I-XII I
2. Introduction: Sandhi 1
3. Part I
4. Descriptive issues
5. A grammatical hierarchy of joining 11
6. A note on Ternes' paper 23
7. Phonological domains 27
8. External sandhi rules operating between sentences 55
9. The phonological word in Greek and Italian 65
10. Stød-sandhi 75
11. French external sandhi: the case of liaison 85
12. Two cases of external sandhi in French: enchainement and liaison 93
13. Typology of the Celtic mutations 105
14. Sandhi in time and space
15. Les phénomènes de sandhi dans un dialecte bas-francique méridional 117
16. Some sandhi-phenomena in the southern Dutch dialects 145
17. Some additional data relevant to Stroop's paper 157
18. Moves towards a simpler, binary mutation system in Welsh 161
19. On the morphologization of word-final consonant deletion in French 167
20. A morphological convergence between consonant liaison and schwa deletion in the Picard and Walloon dialects of French 211
21. About Walloon correspondents of French 'en' (Lat. inde): a rule of gemination in Walloon dialects? 223
22. Sandhi and prosody: reconstruction and typology 231
23. Part II
24. Germanic
25. Sandhi im modernen Isländischen 251
26. Sandhi in Peninsular Scandinavian 271
27. Sandhi phenomena in Frisian 301
28. Sandhi im Südniederfränkischen 329
29. Sandhi in Swiss German dialects 385
30. Celtic
31. Sandhi phenomena in Irish 395
32. Survey of sandhi types in Welsh 415
33. A sandhi survey of the Breton language 435
34. Romance
35. Sandhi in Walloon 453
36. Catalan sandhi phenomena 475
37. Sandhi phenomena in Castilian and related dialects 489
38. Portuguese sandhi phenomena 505
39. Les phénomènes de sandhi dans le domaine sarde 519
40. Sandhi phenomena in Romanian 551
41. Slavic
42. Some sandhi phenomena involving prosodic features (vowel length, stress, tone) in Proto-Slavic, Serbo-Croatian, and Slovenian 577
43. Appendix: Guidelines for sandhi surveys 605
44. Index of names 611
45. Index of languages 617
46. 619-620 619