Trills and Palatalization: Consequences for Sound Change Darya Kavitskaya, Yale University Khalil Iskarous, Haskins Laboratories Aude Noiray, Haskins Laboratories Michael Proctor, Yale University - Aude - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2009-06-27 14:00:05 Phonology Proto-Slavic Palatalization Rhotic consonant Trill consonant Russian language Velar consonant Yer Retroflex consonant Linguistics Consonants Phonetics		Trills and Palatalization: Consequences for Sound Change Darya Kavitskaya, Yale University Khalil Iskarous, Haskins Laboratories Aude Noiray, Haskins Laboratories Michael Proctor, Yale University & Haskins Laboratories Add to Reading List Source URL: mproctor.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 424,38 KB Share Document on Facebook

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