The Syllable¶
Selkirk. (1982). The Syllable. Linguistic Models 3.
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Domain-specific¶
- Phonotactics
- In /bnɪk/ the stop /b/ is followed by the nasal /n/, and English forbids stop-plus-nasal onsets outright, so the string is filtered before the lexicon is ever consulted
This sourceThe inventory of licit English onset clusters, which excludes stop-plus-nasal and so makes /bn/ illegal word-initially.
- In /bnɪk/ the stop /b/ is followed by the nasal /n/, and English forbids stop-plus-nasal onsets outright, so the string is filtered before the lexicon is ever consulted
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