UC Berkeley Phonology Lab Annual Reports · 2017 · 18 citations · 34 references
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We dedicate this chapter to the memory of our dear friend and colleague of over four decades, Russell G. Schuh, who loved tone as much as we do. 1 In these examples and elsewhere H = high (), M = mid ( ), L = low (`) and S = superhigh ( ). HS thus represents a contour which rises from high to superhigh tone.
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