palatalizational
adjEtymology From palatalization + -al.
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Human sciences, Linguistics, Phonology, Sciences Of or relating to palatalization.
- The principal change in Slovak historical phonology, dipthongization of long vowels, is nowhere explored from the viewpoint of its bearing on the limitation in palatalizational oppositions and oppositions in quantity.1957 December, George Y. Shevelov, “[[d:Q139505177|Ján Stanislav, Dejiny slovenského jazyka, I, Úvod a hláskoslovie [review]]]”, in The American Slavic and East European Review, volume 16, number 4, →DOI, →JSTOR, page 581:
- Kirundi exhibits a pattern of consonant mutation before front vowel suffixes that has traditionally been palatalizational.1990, Ellen Broselow, Alice Niyondagara, “Feature geometry of Kirundi palatalization”, in Eyamba G. Bokamba, editor, Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: The Contributions of African Linguistics to Linguistic Theory (Proceedings of the 20th Annual Conference on African Linguistics), volume II, Part II: Phonology, page 72:
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- A number of derivational suffixes are surveyed with a view to determining their palatalizational properties.2007 October, Edmund Gussmann, “The Morphophonology of Polish Palatalizations”, in The Phonology of Polish (The Phonology of the World's Languages), Oxford University Press, →DOI, →ISBN, →OL, page 113: