Eclipsis - Revision history

AndrewCarnie at 15:18, 15 June 2012

2012-06-15T15:18:42Z

AndrewCarnie at 15:18, 15 June 2012

2012-06-15T15:18:25Z

AndrewCarnie at 15:16, 15 June 2012

2012-06-15T15:16:42Z

AndrewCarnie: moved Nasalization to Eclipsis over redirect

2009-05-13T16:27:55Z

moved Nasalization to Eclipsis over redirect

AndrewCarnie at 16:27, 13 May 2009

2009-05-13T16:27:31Z

AndrewCarnie at 16:21, 13 May 2009

2009-05-13T16:21:32Z

AndrewCarnie at 16:21, 13 May 2009

2009-05-13T16:21:10Z

WikiSysop: Created page with 'Category:Morphology Category:Phonology'

2009-04-18T22:35:10Z

Created page with 'Category:Morphology Category:Phonology'

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[[Category:Morphology]]
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 ==References==
-Ó Maolalaigh, Roibeard (1999) The Development of Eclipsis in Gaelic, ''Scottish Language'' 14–15 (1995–96), 158–73; cf. ‘The Development of Eclipsis and Common Gaelic’, in Celtic Connections: Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of Celtic Studies (East Linton: Tuckwell, 1999), p. 539
+*Ó Maolalaigh, Roibeard (1999) The Development of Eclipsis in Gaelic, ''Scottish Language'' 14–15 (1995–96), 158–73; cf. ‘The Development of Eclipsis and Common Gaelic’, in Celtic Connections: Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of Celtic Studies (East Linton: Tuckwell, 1999), p. 539
 [[Category:Morphology]]
 [[Category:Phonology]]

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 '''Eclipsis''' is a morphophonological change triggered by certain function words (such as ''ar'' "our"). In words beginning with a vowel, this involves prefixing an orthographic <n-> in front of the word  (e.g. ar n-athair, "our father"). In many (but not all) dialects the words that trigger nasalization also involves a change in the pronunciation of words beginning with [[Initial Consonant Mutations|initial consonants]]:
-*words beginning with the [[voiced]] orthographic stops (actually [[Unaspirated (definition)|unaspirated]] stops):
+*words beginning with the [[Voice in Phonetics (definition)|voiced]] orthographic stops (actually [[Unaspirated (definition)|unaspirated]] stops):
 **<nowiki><b></nowiki> ([[IPA]] [p]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <m> ([[IPA]] [m]))   e.g. (ar bean is pronounced [ar mʲan])
 **<d> ([[IPA]] [t]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <n> ([[IPA]] [n]))
 **<g> ([[IPA]][k]) is pronounced as if it was actually written<ng> ([[IPA]] [ŋ]) respectively.
-*words beginning with certain [[voiceless]] (actually [[unaspirated]]) sounds.
+*words beginning with certain [[Voice in Phonetics (definition)|voiceless]] (actually [[Unaspirated (definition)|unaspirated]]) sounds.
 **<nowiki><p></nowiki> ([[IPA]] [pʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <nowiki><b></nowiki> ([[IPA]] [p])
 **<t> ([[IPA]] [tʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <d> ([[IPA]] [t])

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-If you are looking for information on the nasalization of vowels see [[NasalVowel nasal vowels]]//
+If you are looking for information on the nasalization of vowels see [[Nasal vowels]]
-*words beginning with the [[voiced]] orthographic stops (actually [[unaspirated]] stops):
+'''Eclipsis''' is a morphophonological change triggered by certain function words (such as ''ar'' "our"). In words beginning with a vowel, this involves prefixing an orthographic <n-> in front of the word  (e.g. ar n-athair, "our father"). In many (but not all) dialects the words that trigger nasalization also involves a change in the pronunciation of words beginning with [[Initial Consonant Mutations|initial consonants]]:
 **<nowiki><b></nowiki> ([[IPA]] [p]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <m> ([[IPA]] [m]))   e.g. (ar bean is pronounced [ar mʲan])
 **<d> ([[IPA]] [t]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <n> ([[IPA]] [n]))
-~-<g> ([[IPA]][k]) is pronounced as if it was actually written<ng> ([[IPA]] [ŋ]) respectively.
+**<g> ([[IPA]][k]) is pronounced as if it was actually written<ng> ([[IPA]] [ŋ]) respectively.
-*words beginning with certain [[voiceless]] (actually [[unaspirated]]) sounds:
+*words beginning with certain [[voiceless]] (actually [[unaspirated]]) sounds.
-**<p> ([[IPA]] [pʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <b> ([[IPA]] [p])
+**<nowiki><p></nowiki> ([[IPA]] [pʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <nowiki><b></nowiki> ([[IPA]] [p])
 **<t> ([[IPA]] [tʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <d> ([[IPA]] [t])
-**<c> ([[IPA]] [kʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <g> ([[IPA]] [k])
+**<nowiki><c></nowiki> ([[IPA]] [kʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <g> ([[IPA]] [k])
 **<f> ([[IPA]] [f]) is pronounced as if was actually written <bh> ([[IPA]] [v])
-In the Gaelic Grammar Wiki, words that trigger nasalization are marked with a superscript ""<sup>N"". This ""<sup>N"" is not pronounced. It is there to mark the effect on the following word. So if you see ur""<sup>N"", this would be pronounced as if it were <ur> in isolation, but the following word would show the effects of nasalization.
+In the Gaelic Grammar Wiki, words that trigger nasalization are marked with a superscript <sup>N</sup>. This <sup>N</sup> is not pronounced. It is there to mark the effect on the following word. So if you see ur<sup>N</sup>, this would be pronounced as if it were <ur> in isolation, but the following word would show the effects of eclipsis.
-In the closely related language of [[Irish]] nasalization is called [[eclipsis]] and is orthographically respresented.
+In the closely related language of [[Irish]] eclipsis is orthographically represented (eg. Irish ''ár mbean'')
 [[Category:Morphology]]
 [[Category:Phonology]]

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 *words beginning with the [[voiced]] orthographic stops (actually [[unaspirated]] stops):
-**<nowiki><b></wiki> ([[IPA]] [p]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <m> ([[IPA]] [m]))   e.g. (ar bean is pronounced [ar mʲan])
+**<nowiki><b></nowiki> ([[IPA]] [p]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <m> ([[IPA]] [m]))   e.g. (ar bean is pronounced [ar mʲan])
 **<d> ([[IPA]] [t]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <n> ([[IPA]] [n]))
 ~-<g> ([[IPA]][k]) is pronounced as if it was actually written<ng> ([[IPA]] [ŋ]) respectively.

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		+	If you are looking for information on the nasalization of vowels see [[NasalVowel nasal vowels]]//
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		+	''Nasalization'' is a morphophonological change triggered by certain function words (such as ar "our"). In words beginning with a vowel, this involves prefixing an orthographic <n-> in front of the word (e.g. ar n-athair, "our father"). In many (but not all) dialects the words that trigger nasalization also involves a change in the pronunciation of words beginning with [[InitialConsonantMutation initial consonants]]:
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		+	*words beginning with the [[voiced]] orthographic stops (actually [[unaspirated]] stops):
		+	**<nowiki><b></wiki> ([[IPA]] [p]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <m> ([[IPA]] [m])) e.g. (ar bean is pronounced [ar mʲan])
		+	**<d> ([[IPA]] [t]) is pronounced as if it was actually written <n> ([[IPA]] [n]))
		+	~-<g> ([[IPA]][k]) is pronounced as if it was actually written<ng> ([[IPA]] [ŋ]) respectively.
		+
		+	*words beginning with certain [[voiceless]] (actually [[unaspirated]]) sounds:
		+	**<p> ([[IPA]] [pʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <b> ([[IPA]] [p])
		+	**<t> ([[IPA]] [tʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <d> ([[IPA]] [t])
		+	**<c> ([[IPA]] [kʰ]) is pronounced as if was actually written <g> ([[IPA]] [k])
		+	**<f> ([[IPA]] [f]) is pronounced as if was actually written <bh> ([[IPA]] [v])
		+
		+	In the Gaelic Grammar Wiki, words that trigger nasalization are marked with a superscript ""<sup>N"". This ""<sup>N"" is not pronounced. It is there to mark the effect on the following word. So if you see ur""<sup>N"", this would be pronounced as if it were <ur> in isolation, but the following word would show the effects of nasalization.
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		+	In the closely related language of [[Irish]] nasalization is called [[eclipsis]] and is orthographically respresented.
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	[[Category:Phonology]]		[[Category:Phonology]]

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