Origins of the alveolar stop -d as coda in mongolic

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  • Csaba Gáspár Унгарын ЭЛТЭ Их сургуулийн Төв Азийн тэнхим

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https://doi.org/10.5564/altaica.v20i1.4682

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Mongolian, language

Abstract

It is a well-known feature of Mongolic languages, that the voiceless, aspirated alveolar stop -th was not allowed as coda in the earlier times, even Middle Mongolian reflects a stage, where a vowel was pronounced after this consonant, which can be inferred from sources that demonstrably reflect the pronunciation of that time:

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Csaba Gáspár, Унгарын ЭЛТЭ Их сургуулийн Төв Азийн тэнхим

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2024-12-30

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Gáspár, C. (2024). Origins of the alveolar stop -d as coda in mongolic. Altaica, 20(1), 100–114. https://doi.org/10.5564/altaica.v20i1.4682

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