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Hungarian palatal stop: phonological considerations and phonetic data
2019
This study examines the movement trajectories of the dorsal tongue movements during symmetrical /VCa/ -sequences, where /V/ was one of the Hungarian long or short vowels /i,a,u/ and C either the voiceless palatal or velar stop consonants. General aims of this study were to deliver a data-driven account for (a) the evidence of the division between dorsality and coronality and (b) for the potential role coarticulatory factors could play for the relative frequency of velar palatalization processes
doi:10.21248/zaspil.37.2004.250
fatcat:kgzon4zddvdnvi77ckmfvmrzka