35.1892, Qs: Question on laryngeal spreading

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Subject: 35.1892, Qs: Question on laryngeal spreading

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Date: 29-Jun-2024
From: Alessandro Jaker [amjaker at gmail.com]
Subject: Question on laryngeal spreading


Hello linguist friends, I am wondering if anyone has heard of any
attested examples of one of the following two situations:

1) Creaky voice phonation moves one syllable leftwards from its
underlying position.
ta.ta̰ > ta̰.ta

2) A glottal stop coda moves from the coda of one syllable into a
preceding syllable.
tak.taʔk > taʔk.tak

In the case of (2), I am not referring to local metathesis of glottal
stop with a preceding consonant, which I know is attested, at.ʔa >
aʔ.ta. I am looking for something more long-distance, spanning at
least 1 syllable. I have never seen any examples of either type of
spreading, which is why I think they are probably unattested, but I
would like to hear from people who work on language families other
than the ones I work on (I work on Dene and Siouan languages).

Thank you very much for your time,

Alex Jaker
Sisseton Wahpeton College

Linguistic Field(s): Historical Linguistics
                     Phonology

Subject Language(s): Dakota (dak)
                     Dene Suline (chp)

Language Family(ies): Dene
                      Siouan



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