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Assimilation is the phonological process which makes two (or more) adjacent consonants more similar to each other than when they stand on their own or, put differently, assimilatio ...

vowel reduction, word final position

Vowel reduction in word-final position

of) Final Devoicing and Regressive Assimilation (see Regressive Place

probably a product of regressive assimilation, arisen from stiepfaarstepfather

regressive place assimilation, nasal assimilation

Regressive Place Assimilation (Nasal Assimilation)

Regressive assimilation comes in two types, viz. regressive place assimilation (RPA) and regressive voice assimilation (RVA). Since it only targets the coronal nasal n, RPA is also ...

prosody, phonology, syntax, casual speech, style, register, sociolinguistics, intraspeaker variation, interspeaker variation, phonological process

Phonological processes in casual speech

in Dutch casual speech. Examples of regressive (or anticipatory) assimilation, a

progressive place assimilation, syllabic /n/

Progressive Place Assimilation

play in regressive assimilation. In the second place, regressive and

regressive voice assimilation

Regressive Voice Assimilation: type 1

is regressive assimilation here at all, it is quite different from the kind

syllabic, consonant, inalterability effect, degemination, regressive place assimilation, vowel nasalization, resyllabification

The phonological behaviour of syllabic sonorant consonants

'available' for regressive assimilation. Suppose, however, that regressive

suffix, diminutive, allomorphy, stacking, personal name

-DIM (diminutive)

alternative of regressive assimilation. An example is baarchba:rɣpig (cf. bargen

progressive voice assimilation, function words with initial /d/

Progressive Voice Assimilation: function words beginning with d-

well as regressive assimilation, resulting in both voiceless and

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