Vowel Interaction is a phonological phenomenon within the study of gemination representation that refers to the systematic influence of adjacent vowels on the duration, quality, or perceptual salience of a geminate consonant, thereby affecting its phonetic realization and phonemic contrast in a given linguistic system.
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Vowel interactión in Bizcayan Basque
Rudolf P. G. De Rijk · Fontes Linguae Vasconum · 1970 · 128 citations · Full text
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