Lakota phonetics

[Rory Larson]

Yes for Omaha: bríze, níze, rizé (or rizá(-i) or rizá-bi), ąríze, etc.  It looks like Dakotan and Dhegiha are handling accents differently here.

Rory


From: Siouan Linguistics [mailto:SIOUAN at listserv.unl.edu] On Behalf Of Rankin, Robert L.
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 10:58 AM
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Subject: Re: Lakota phonetics

> Bob, I don't think you should discount first person inflected forms, since
the accent always moves forward as we add prefixes. If "bluhA" were three
syllables, we'd have to stress it blUha.

That's true, and I'd have expected Dakotan blúha, núha, yuhá.  I take it that doesn't happen, and Dakota has moved accent rightward an extra syllable?

Kansa keeps it exactly where it is on all the BL lexemes, so yüzé ‘to get, obtain’ is conjugated 1sg blǘze, 2sg hnǘze, 3sg yüzáabe, 1pl ąyǘzaabe.  I assume other Dhegiha dialects keep accent the same.


Bob
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