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not exclusive to them, are the so-called "creaky voice"6 (laryngęalisation) on |
not exclusive to them, are the so-called "creaky voice"6 (laryngęalisation) on |
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the adjacent vowel, the [q], [h], [h] or [ʼ] allophones, and the resulting |
the adjacent vowel, the [q], [h], [h] or [ʼ] allophones, and the resulting |
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quality of the vowel or the diphthong.<ref>https://www.jstor.org/stable/43525647 |
quality of the vowel or the diphthong.<ref>{{cite journal|url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/43525647 |pages=87–110 [90] |jstor=43525647 |last1=Camilleri |first1=Antoinette |last2=Vanhove |first2=Martine |title=A Phonetic and Phonological Description of the Maltese Dialect of Mġarr (Malta) |journal=Zeitschrift für Arabische Linguistik |date=1994 |issue=28 }}</ref> |
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==References== |
==References== |
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| Imgarri Dialect | |
|---|---|
| Mġarr Dialect | |
| Imģarri | |
| Region | Mġarr |
Native speakers | (About 3,000 cited 1994) |
| Maltese alphabet | |
| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-3 | – |
 Mġarr in Malta | |
the Imgarri dialect or Mġarr Maltese is a dialect spoken in the Northern District of Malta[1]
Features
Phonetic variants, common to both standard Maltese and Imģarri are: a) the lengthening of the adjacent vowel under or before the stressed syllable when /*'/, /*ģ/ or /*h/ are first or second root consonant: [āziʼ] < *cazīq "digging", [dérlu] < *deherluʼ "it seemed to him"; b) nothing or [h] when it acts as last root consonant: [yaʼa] < *yaqac "he falls", [zuzah] < *zuģzaģ "young"; c) diphthongisation when vowels [u], /0/, /i/ or /I/ follow /V: [báwla] <
- bģula "mules" [jéjdu] < *icīdu "they say";
d) a glide [j] between [i] and another vowel: [sijó:t] "hours"; e) no phonetic trace at all for certain forms with a former /*h/ as second root consonant: [fimtem] "you understood them", [no:r] "day". These allophones will not be discussed further here. More specific to the Imģarri idiolects studied here, although possibly not exclusive to them, are the so-called "creaky voice"6 (laryngęalisation) on the adjacent vowel, the [q], [h], [h] or [ʼ] allophones, and the resulting quality of the vowel or the diphthong.[2]
References
- ^ Camilleri, Antoinette; Vanhove, Martine (1994). "A Phonetic and Phonological Description of the Maltese Dialect of Mġarr (Malta)". Zeitschrift für Arabische Linguistik (28): 87–110. JSTOR 43525647.
- ^ Camilleri, Antoinette; Vanhove, Martine (1994). "A Phonetic and Phonological Description of the Maltese Dialect of Mġarr (Malta)". Zeitschrift für Arabische Linguistik (28): 87–110 [90]. JSTOR 43525647.
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