Proto-Jê语音与词汇的重构

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Journal of Language Relationship Pub Date : 2019-02-01 DOI:10.31826/jlr-2019-171-211

A. Nikulin

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在这项工作中，我研究了原塞拉多语（Nikulin 2017）和原南方Jê语（Jolkesky 2010）之间的声音对应关系，并对原Jê进行了语音重建，原Jê是大Jê语族中最多样化的子组中的原语言。我为这种原始语言重建了11个辅音和19个元音。我还声称，*/CrVC/是Proto-Jê中的最大音节结构，对其复数词头有一些进一步的限制（只允许*/pr、mr、kr、ŋr/）。我重建了Proto-Jê的屏蔽性同种异体模式，根据该模式，鼻腔发作者在口腔核之前会有口腔后的同种异体。在对原Jê音韵学的讨论之后，我们选取了一个原Jê的词典样本。

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A reconstruction of Proto-Jê phonology and lexicon

In this work, I examine the sound correspondences between Proto-Cerrado (Nikulin 2017) and Proto-Southern Jê (Jolkesky 2010) and offer a phonological reconstruction of Proto-Jê, the proto-language of the most diverse subgrouping within the Macro-Jê language stock. I reconstruct 11 consonants and 19 vowels for this proto-language. I also claim that */CrVC/ was the maximal syllable structure in Proto-Jê with some further restrictions on its complex onsets (only */pr, mr, kr, ŋr/ were allowed). I reconstruct a shielding allophony pattern to Proto-Jê, according to which nasal onsets would have had post-oralized allophones before oral nuclei. The discussion on Proto-Jê phonology is followed by a sample of Proto-Jê lexicon.

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Journal of Language Relationship Arts and Humanities-Language and Linguistics

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