Lexicalized Spelling Patterns
Lexicalized Spelling Patterns is a linguistic construct that identifies recurring, conventionalized mappings between lexical morphemes and their phonologically conditioned orthographic realizations in morphophonemic spelling, distinguished by their fixation in the mental lexicon as language-specific spelling regularities.
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Lexical access and the spelling-to-sound regularity effect
David W. Bauer, Keith E. Stanovich · Memory & Cognition · 1980 · 105 citations · Full text
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