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Author		Baumann, Andreas; Prömer, Christina; Ritt, Nikolaus
Title		Word form shapes are selected to be morphotactically indicative

Written in		English
Source		Folia linguistica historica. - Berlin : Mouton de Gruyter
Volume		40
Year		2019
Issue		1
Page		129-151

Classification
Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / PPCEME

Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / PPCME2

Domains / Mathematical linguistics / Language statistics / Frequency (statistics) / Frequency (phonem.)

Domains / History of language / Phonological change / Consonant change

Levels / Lexicology / Individual words / Lemmata

Levels / Morphology / Ambiguity (morph.)

Levels / Morphology / Complexity (morph.)

Levels / Morphology / Morpheme boundary

Levels / Phonology / Homophony

Levels / Phonology / Complexity (phonem.)

Levels / Phonology / Features (phonem.) / Sonorant

Levels / Phonology / Features (phonem.) / Voicing/voicelessness

Levels / Phonology / Phoneme combination

Levels / Phonology / Phonological constraint

Levels / Phonology / Phonotactics

Levels / Phonology / Syllable / Final segment

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / Early Modern English

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / Middle English


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PPCEME ; PPCME2 ; Frequency (phonem.) ; Consonant change ; Lemmata ; Polysemy (morph.) ; Polysemie (morph.) ; Ambiguity (morph.) ; Complexity (morph.) ; Morpheme boundary ; Homonymy (phonem.) ; Homonymie (phonem.) ; Ambiguity (phonet.) ; Ambiguität (phonet.) ; Oronym (phon.) ; Homophony ; Silbenlänge; Syllable length; Complexity (phonem.) ; Resonant ; Devoicing; Voicing/voicelessness ; Cluster (phonem.) ; Konsonantenkombination; Phoneme combination ; Obligatory Contour Principle; Phonotactics ; Coda (syllable) ; Syllable coda; Final segment ; Early Modern English ; Middle English

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