Statistical co-occurrence restrictions in Oromo consonants Avery Ozburn, University of Toronto In this work, I examine a novel case of laryngeal co-occurrence restrictions in Oromo, a Cushitic language spoken in Ethiopia - Laryngeal theory - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Statistical co-occurrence restrictions in Oromo consonants Avery Ozburn, University of Toronto In this work, I examine a novel case of laryngeal co-occurrence restrictions in Oromo, a Cushitic language spoken in Ethiopia Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-04-08 15:44:53 Open Document File Size: 90,06 KB Share Result on Facebook Company AAU Printing Press / Brown / University of California Press / / Country Ethiopia / / Facility University of British Columbia / University of California / University of Toronto In / / IndustryTerm harmony systems / / Organization University of California / Berkeley / University of Toronto In / University of California / University of British Columbia / / Person Rachel Walker / Gunnar Ólafur / Gallagher / Rose / Sharon / Jason Camy / Avery Ozburn / / Position Major / / ProvinceOrState British Columbia / / SocialTag Indo-European linguistics Oromo language Oromo people Ejective consonant Laryngeal theory Plosive Affricate consonant Linguistics Consonants Languages of Kenya

Statistical co-occurrence restrictions in Oromo consonants Avery Ozburn, University of Toronto In this work, I examine a novel case of laryngeal co-occurrence restrictions in Oromo, a Cushitic language spoken in EthiopiaAdd to Reading List