The hardening of nasalized glides in Bolognese

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    Author
    HAJEK, J.
    Date
    1991
    Source Title
    Certamen phonologicum II
    Publisher
    Turin: Rosenberg and Sellier
    University of Melbourne Author/s
    Hajek, John
    Affiliation
    Arts: Department of Linguistics and Applied Linguistics
    Arts: Department of French and Italian Studies
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    Hajek, J. (1991). The hardening of nasalized glides in Bolognese. In P. M. Bertinetto, M. Kenstowicz, & M. Loporcaro (Eds.), Certamen phonologicum II: papers from the 1990 Cortona Phonology Meeting (pp. 259-278). Turin: Rosenberg and Sellier.
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    Abstract
    This is a detailed examination of the historical development of nasalized vowels and glides in Bolognese. In this variety of Italo-Romance, velar nasals have developed as a result of glide hardening and can appear in word-medial and word-final position, e.g. LUNA > loNna 'moon', and PANE > paN 'bread'.
    Keywords
    Bolognese; glide hardening; nasalization; phonology; sound change

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