Syllable, Word, Nexus, Cursus

acoustic allomorphs analysis articulatory bound morpheme boundary marker boundary signal Chapter 3C clitic clusters coda contiguous contrast course criteria cursus definition diachronic dialects disjuncture distinction division emic unit English etic example fact figura Finnish free morpheme French geminates German glottal stop graphemes group of consonants hence homophonous initial inserted Italian Kuhchen language Latin Lehiste lexeme boundaries linguistic unit main stress Malmberg marked means medial morphological Moulton nexus non-permissible noun O'Connor-Trim obligatory occur onset open syllabicity optional para-cluster para-sequence pause group phonemic phonetic realization phonetic syllable phonetic transcription phonetically signaled phonological unit phonological word phonotactic phonotactic rules phrase postpausal prepausal pronounced pronunciation Pulgram rules of syllabation section-medial segmental and suprasegmental segmental boundary segmental signal sequence silence single sonants Spanish speaker speech structure syllable boundary syllable-final syntactic doubling tendency toward open terminal allophones transcribe utterance Valencia voiceless vowel word boundaries word-initial word-medial