A Study on /h/-deletion in favor of Ambisyllabicity in English
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The current study aims to present further evidence for ambisyllabicity as well as to explore universal constraints for /h/-deletion in English. Highlighting the vital role of ambisyllabicity, I claim that the voiceless glottal fricative is automatically deleted once /h/ in intervocalic position becomes ambisyllabic in V́hV environment within a foot at both lexicon and postlexicon. The constraints and the ranking for /h/-deletion is as follows: AMBI-MARGIN 》CODA-COND 》PARSE. To sum up, it has been found that the voiceless glottal fricative /h/ is deleted when it becomes ambisyllabic resulting from resyllabification in V́hV environment within the domain of a foot.
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The current study aims to present further evidence for ambisyllabicity as well as to explore universal constraints for /h/-deletion in English. Highlighting the vital role of ambisyllabicity, I claim that the voiceless glottal fricative is automatically deleted once /h/ in intervocalic position becomes ambisyllabic in V́hV environment within a foot at both lexicon and postlexicon. The constraints and the ranking for /h/-deletion is as follows: AMBI-MARGIN 》CODA-COND 》PARSE. To sum up, it has been found that the voiceless glottal fricative /h/ is deleted when it becomes ambisyllabic resulting from resyllabification in V́hV environment within the domain of a foot.
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