A revision of MacKenzie's transcription of the Pahlavi script is suggested as regards the final sequences ‹-lg› and ‹-lkꞌ›. While MacKenzie reads the two spellings in many different ways, without a clear distributional rule, the suggestion is to read them in two well-defined ways (respectively as [rg] and [rag/lag]), depending on the synchronic morphology, etymology and the outcomes in New Persian.
Phonology, etymology and transcription issues of Middle Persian final sequences ‹-lg› and ‹-lkꞌ› / Ciancaglini, Claudia Angela. - STAMPA. - (2017), pp. 51-62. - SERIE ORIENTALE ROMA.
Phonology, etymology and transcription issues of Middle Persian final sequences ‹-lg› and ‹-lkꞌ›
CIANCAGLINI, Claudia Angela
2017
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A revision of MacKenzie's transcription of the Pahlavi script is suggested as regards the final sequences ‹-lg› and ‹-lkꞌ›. While MacKenzie reads the two spellings in many different ways, without a clear distributional rule, the suggestion is to read them in two well-defined ways (respectively as [rg] and [rag/lag]), depending on the synchronic morphology, etymology and the outcomes in New Persian.File allegati a questo prodotto
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