Verse:Mwail/Bri: Difference between revisions

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!|Proto-Keric initial phonation

!|"Deuteroechesis"

!|Deuteroechesis

!A (null or resonant coda)

!B (glottal stop coda)

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==== Notes on terminology ====

In English, we have chosen to term the initial phonation that conditioned the first phonation-based (3-way) tone split ''protoechesis'' (from πρῶτος 'first' + ἤχησις 'sounding'). The initial phonation that conditioned the second phonation-based (2-way) tone split (which caused Bri to double its number of tones from a 12-tone stage) is called ''deuteroechesis''; for deuteroechesis, voiceless consonants are denoted - and voiced ones are denoted +. We'll ~~probably~~ use the term ''deuteroechesis~~''/''-tic~~'' more because protoechesis is transparent in Proto-Keric.

In English, we have chosen to term the initial phonation that conditioned the first phonation-based (3-way) tone split ''protoechesis'' (from πρῶτος 'first' + ἤχησις 'sounding'). The initial phonation that conditioned the second phonation-based (2-way) tone split (which caused Bri to double its number of tones from a 12-tone stage) is called ''deuteroechesis''; for deuteroechesis, voiceless consonants are denoted - and voiced ones are denoted +. We'll use the term ''deuteroechesis'' more because protoechesis is transparent in Proto-Keric.

== Grammar ==

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 |+Native names of tones
 !|Proto-Keric initial phonation
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+!|Deuteroechesis
 !A (null or resonant coda)
 !B (glottal stop coda)
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 ==== Notes on terminology ====
-In English, we have chosen to term the initial phonation that conditioned the first phonation-based (3-way) tone split ''protoechesis'' (from πρῶτος 'first' + ἤχησις 'sounding'). The initial phonation that conditioned the second phonation-based (2-way) tone split (which caused Bri to double its number of tones from a 12-tone stage) is called ''deuteroechesis''; for deuteroechesis, voiceless consonants are denoted - and voiced ones are denoted +. We'll probably use the term ''deuteroechesis''/''-tic'' more because protoechesis is transparent in Proto-Keric.
+In English, we have chosen to term the initial phonation that conditioned the first phonation-based (3-way) tone split ''protoechesis'' (from πρῶτος 'first' + ἤχησις 'sounding'). The initial phonation that conditioned the second phonation-based (2-way) tone split (which caused Bri to double its number of tones from a 12-tone stage) is called ''deuteroechesis''; for deuteroechesis, voiceless consonants are denoted - and voiced ones are denoted +. We'll use the term ''deuteroechesis'' more because protoechesis is transparent in Proto-Keric.
 == Grammar ==