Fixed segmentism in Mongolian reduplication
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This study focuses on the two types of the fixed segmentism in Mongolian1 reduplication. The first type is the fixed segment that has a phonology basis, while the second type has a morphology basis. The study reveals that the fixed segment in the different types of reduplication behaves differently from each other. In one type, the fixed segment does not change at all, and TETU applies to the vowel length in the reduplicant. In addition, the unmarked feature of the fixed segment is different from in the regular phonology. In the other type, the fixed segment alternates with another segment to avoid restrictions applying to reduplication, and it becomes the landing site of the feature copied from the base. The result of study may show that two different types of fixed segment can occur within a language and that the unmarked feature may be different between the regular phonology and reduplication.
Abstract
This study focuses on the two types of the fixed segmentism in Mongolian1 reduplication. The first type is the fixed segment that has a phonology basis, while the second type has a morphology basis. The study reveals that the fixed segment in the different types of reduplication behaves differently from each other. In one type, the fixed segment does not change at all, and TETU applies to the vowel length in the reduplicant. In addition, the unmarked feature of the fixed segment is different from in the regular phonology. In the other type, the fixed segment alternates with another segment to avoid restrictions applying to reduplication, and it becomes the landing site of the feature copied from the base. The result of study may show that two different types of fixed segment can occur within a language and that the unmarked feature may be different between the regular phonology and reduplication.
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