Phonologically Conditioned Nominal Allomorph Selection in Korean
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This paper focuses on accounting for phonologically conditioned Korean nominal suffixes depending on the final segments of the preceding stem. This paper postulates that the basic forms for analysis of nominal suffixes are synchronically determined depending on the phonological environment. Secondly, when referring to the instrumental suffix consisting of /l/-final stem, we can explain allomorphs by adding two constraints, *μ[l prohibiting the existence of /l/ in the non-moraic initial position, and IDENT-IO (lateral), requiring that correspondent segments have identical values for the feature [lateral], without referring to the feature [vocalic] suggested by Kim (2006). Finally, some researchers have suggested that commitative and instrumental cases are the exceptional patterns. However, this paper shows all nominal suffixes can be included within a unitary constraint ranking.
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This paper focuses on accounting for phonologically conditioned Korean nominal suffixes depending on the final segments of the preceding stem. This paper postulates that the basic forms for analysis of nominal suffixes are synchronically determined depending on the phonological environment. Secondly, when referring to the instrumental suffix consisting of /l/-final stem, we can explain allomorphs by adding two constraints, *μ[l prohibiting the existence of /l/ in the non-moraic initial position, and IDENT-IO (lateral), requiring that correspondent segments have identical values for the feature [lateral], without referring to the feature [vocalic] suggested by Kim (2006). Finally, some researchers have suggested that commitative and instrumental cases are the exceptional patterns. However, this paper shows all nominal suffixes can be included within a unitary constraint ranking.
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