Reduplication and syllable transfer in Sanskrit and elsewhere
Donca Steriade
Abstract
Donca Steriade
Abstract
The phenomenon studied in this paper is the correspondence between the syllabic position of segments copied in reduplication and the syllabic position of their base counterparts. I will document this correlation and propose a model of reduplication that explains it.
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The phenomenon studied in this paper is the correspondence between the syllabic position of segments copied in reduplication and the syllabic position of their base counterparts. I will document this correlation and propose a model of reduplication that explains it.
Key concepts: Reduplication, Syllabic verse, Syllable, Sanskrit, Linguistics, Base (topology), Position (finance), Computer science