Stress-Based Lexical Stratification in a Rato-Romansh Dialect

Stress-Based Lexical Stratification in a Rato-Romansh Dialect [microform] / Christine K. Kamprath.

A dialect of Rato-Romansh spoken in a Swiss town is examined in the context of lexical phonology. The structure of this dialect's lexicon consists of two levels defined by stress assignment, not cyclically in this case but at the end of each level. Other considerations that have been advanced a...

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Main Author: Kamprath, Christine K.
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1986.
Subjects:
Dialects.
Foreign Countries.
Language Patterns.
Lexicology.
Linguistic Theory.
Morphemes.
Phonology.
Stress (Phonology)
Suffixes.
Suprasegmentals.
Syllables.
Uncommonly Taught Languages.

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