Vowel Contrast is a phonological construct that distinguishes between vowel phonemes within a language based on systematic differences in vocalic quality, duration, or height, serving to differentiate lexical or grammatical meaning.
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Positional faithfulness, positional neutralisation and Shona vowel harmony
Jill N. Beckman · Phonology · 1997 · 617 citations
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