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|a Ancient Greek accentuation :
|b synchronic patterns, frequency effects, and prehistory /
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|a pt. I. Evidence for the Greek accent ; Some background on the Greek accentuation ; Continuity and change in Greek accentuation ; A brief history of scholarship on the Greek accent -- pt. II. Introduction to part II ; Words with suffix -ro- ; Words with suffix -to- ; Words with suffix -no- ; Words with suffix -lo- ; Preliminary conclusions ; Words with suffix -mo- ; Complex caland formations ; Summary and further consequences.
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|a "The accentuation of many categories of ancient Greek word has long been considered arbitrary, but Philomen Probert points to some striking features and argues that they give clues to aspects of the prehistory of the accent system. Focusing on Greek nouns and adjectives with certain suffixes, she finds that in categories with inconsistent accentuation the accentuation is correlated with the synchronic transparency of a word's derivation and the degree to which it is formally and functionally typical of the morphological category in which it originated. Furthermore, accentuation in these categories tends to be related to the frequency of a word's occurrence. Bringing together comparative evidence for the Indo-European accentuation of the relevant categories with recent insights into the effects that loss of transparency and word frequency have on language change, Probert makes use of the correlations that can be observed synchronically to bridge the gap between the accentuation patterns reconstructable for Indo-European and those directly attested for Greek in the Hellenistic and later sources."--Publisher description.
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