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[edit] Klamath language

My references and work on the Klamath–Modoc language.

[edit] Klamath phonology

Data presented by Bruce (2004), possibly gleaned from Mithun (1999) and the Klamath Tribes' website ("waq"):

  bilabial alveolar post-
alveolar
palatal velar uvular glottal
plosive unaspirated b p d t     ɡ k ɢ q ʔ
aspirated      
ejective p’ t’     k’ q’  
nasal m m’ m̥ n n’ n̥          
fricative   s         h
affricate unaspirated     dʒ tʃ        
aspirated     tʃʰ        
ejective     tʃ’        
approximate       j j’ j̥      
lateral
approximate
  l l’ l̥          
          bilabial    alveolar    postalv.      palatal  velar      uvular     glottal
plosive   b p pʰ p’   d t tʰ t’   dʒ tʃ tʃʰ tʃ’   -        ɡ k kʰ k’   ɢ q qʰ q’  ʔ
nasal     m m’ m̥      n n’ n̥      -             -        -          -          -
fricative             s           -             -        -          -          h
approximant           -           -             j j’ j̥   -          -          -
lateral approximant   l l’ l̥      -             -        -          -          -
coarticulates: w w’ w̥
other:         sʔ
vowels:        diphthongs:
ɪ i   iː
ɛ     æː        ɛj   æw
o     oː        oj
ʌ     aː        aj   aw

[edit] Articles

[edit] References

These references are in APA style.

Abstract: This paper documents a recent sound change in Klamath of *ss > s which took place sometime between the late 1800s and the mid 1900s. A phonetic basis for this sound change is proposed, based on the intrinsic duration of short sibilants. This sound change not only explains the absence of geminate sibilants in modern Klamath but also the lack of derived distributive forms which, historically, differed only from nondistributives in the presence of a geminate sibilant.
Note: I have not yet seen this reference. Apparently it's ISBN 0-521-23228-7.