Evidence for seven vowels in proto-Japanese
Evidence for seven vowels in proto-Japanese
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原始日语中七个元音的证据
DOI：
10.1075/cilt.294.03fre
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发表时间：
2008
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J. Whitman
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作者：
B. Frellesvig;J. Whitman
在本章中，我们提出的证据，以支持重建的七个短元音的原始日语（1）最初提出的，并初步提出了在Frellesvig和惠特曼（2004年，即将出版）。1日语的七元音系统是在日语内部的基础上重建的（主要是内部重建和方言比较），但它得到了日韩比较证据的进一步支持。(1)* i** u* e** o* aOJ有以下八个不同的元音和辅音后的双元音，如本书所用的记法中的（2）所示。这八个实体早先被认为是单一元音音素，并被称为OJ的“八个元音”。自Lange（1973）和松本（1974）以来，双元音的解释成为流行。
In this chapter we present evidence to support the reconstruction of seven short vowels for proto-Japanese in (1) originally proposed and preliminarily presented in Frellesvig and Whitman (2004, forthcoming). 1 The seven vowel system for Japanese is reconstructed on Japanese-internal grounds (primarily internal reconstruction and dialect comparison), but it turns out to find further support from Japanese/Korean comparative evidence.(1)* i* ˆ* u* e* ə* o* aOJ had the following eight distinct vowels and postconsonantal diphthongs, shown in (2) in the notation used in this book. These are the eight entities which earlier were thought to be unitary vowel phonemes and referred to as the” eight vowels ‘of OJ. Since Lange (1973) and Matsumoto (1974) a diphthongal interpretation has become current.