Sibilant Harmony in Chumash
Sibilant Harmony in Chumash
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丘马什的咝音和声
DOI：
10.1086/465084
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发表时间：
1970
影响因子：
0.1
通讯作者：
M. Beeler
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作者：
M. Beeler
1.南加州的丘马什语曾经在从洛杉矶平原的西部和北部到圣路易斯奥比斯波以北一段距离的一个未知地点的大约150或175英里沿着海岸的地区使用。它们还被用于该海岸沿着的三个近海岛屿（圣米格尔、圣罗莎和圣克鲁斯）。这个地区的太平洋海岸大部分地区都与丘陵和山脉紧密相连：人们认为，丘马什语的族群占据了这些山脉之间的许多内陆山谷，但我们对这些内陆方言中的一种只有很少的了解。(And这是一个讲不超过15英里从tillavia，虽然从它分开的山脉3-4000英尺。
1. The Chumash languages of southern California were once spoken in territory which stretched for some 150 or 175 miles along the coast from just west and north of the Los Angeles plain to an unknown point some distance north of San Luis Obispo. They also were used on three (San Miguel, Santa Rosa, and Santa Cruz) of the offshore islands along that coast. The Pacific shore in much of this region is closely bordered by hills and mountains: Chumash speaking groups are believed to have occupied many of the interior valleys which lie here and there among these mountains, but of only one of these interior dialects do we possess a more than scanty knowledge. (And that one was spoken no more than fifteen miles from tidewater, though separated from it by a range of hills 3-4000 ft.