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Veröffentlichung:	April 2023
Genre:	Sprache
	Altertum / Antike / Betonung / Bretonisch / Britannisch / Christi Geburt bis 1500 nach Chr. / Epigraphik / Etymologie / Gallisch / Goidelisch / Historische Sprachwissenschaft / Inschriften / Irisch / Keltiberisch / Keltisch / Keltische Sprachen / Lautwandel / Lepontisch / Lexikographie / Manx / Mittelalter / Mitteleuropa / Namenforschung / Onomastik / Personennamen / Phonetik, Phonologie / Schottisch-Gaelisch / Sprachgeschichte / Südeuropa / Theonymik / Toponymik / Trümmersprachen / Vannetais / Vorzeit, Frühgeschichte vor Christi Geburt / Walisisch / Westeuropa / word-stress / Wortbildung
ISBN:	9783825395032
EAN-Code:	9783825395032
Verlag:	Universitätsvlg. Winter
Einband:	Gebunden
Sprache:	English
Dimensionen:	H 245 mm / B 165 mm / D 30 mm
Gewicht:	862 gr
Seiten:	430
Illustration:	2 Diagramme, 13 Tabellen
Zus. Info:	GB
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Inhalt:

The key to the phonetic development of a given word across time lies in its accentuation. As the Old Celtic remains do not indicate their accent, it has to be deduced from their sound-changes. This book investigates for the first time in depth 14 Celtic phenomena resulting from the weakening of unstressed syllables (vocalic assimilations and reductions up to syncope, degeminations, ,w'-loss, nasal effacement, metathesis of liquids) and the strengthening of stressed ones (vocalic epenthesis and diphthongizations, geminations of consonants). The stress-patterns emerging from them are corroborated by the originally Celtic toponymy in today's non-Celtic-speaking countries and allow us to reconstruct the Celtic subfamily of languages by drawing a much simpler accentual model which also finds typological support. With its diachronic discussion of more than 3,600 words the book represents, moreover, a big help in the understanding of Celtic lexicon and onomastics.