Deretroflexion and alveolarization in quechua words (II)
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https://doi.org/10.15381/lengsoc.v15i2.22579Keywords:
deretroflexion, Quechua, reconstruction, Andean Historical LinguisticsAbstract
The relationship between Quechua phonemes /ĉ/ and /t/, unlike Aymara, has barely if ever been examined. Although it is a low-frequency phenomenon, it is possible that /č/, /t/ even /r/ in some Quechua words may go back to protophoneme */ĉ/. This study aims to corroborate the */ĉ/ > /t/ hypothesis by taking into account the alternation/change relationship between /č/ and /t/ phonemes.
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