DissertationOpen Access
Epenthesis and prosodic structure in Armenian: A diachronic account
Jessica DeLisi · 2015
Catalogue summary
The dissertation explains divergent Classical Armenian epenthetic vowels through sonority sequencing, extraprosodic sibilants, secondary stress, and contrasting consonant-resonant clusters.
Why this matters
It offers a formal diachronic account of sound patterns central to Armenian historical linguistics.
Published in
eScholarship (California Digital Library)
Year
2015
Language
English
Citation
Jessica DeLisi 2015. Epenthesis and prosodic structure in Armenian: A diachronic account. eScholarship (California Digital Library).
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