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      Accent in Thematic Nouns

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      Indo-European Linguistics
      Brill
      thematic stems, accent, ablaut, internal derivation, network morphology

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          In this paper I show that the columnar accent of the o-stems can be integrated into a simple accent grammar of PIE. After establishing the general pattern I demonstrate how the accented and unaccented thematic suffixes fit into the picture. The grammatical sketch leads to the conclusion that it is unnecessary to assume any break between a more ancient PIE stratum with consonant stems and a more recent one with vocalic stems, each with its own accent and ablaut patterns. In the second part a morphological network for deriving the accent patterns of internal derivation in o-stems is developed. In a short outlook I show that the simple mechanism of accent inversion developed here also accounts for internal derivation in consonant stems and for accent shifts in compounds.

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            Journal
            22125892
            Indo-European Linguistics
            IEUL
            Brill (The Netherlands )
            2212-5884
            2212-5892
            2013
            : 1
            : 1
            : 107-130
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            Georg-August-Universität Göttingen gkeydan@ 123456gwdg.de
            Article
            10.1163/22125892-13010101
            fe227ff2-cda9-45d7-a65f-2b20ef95dbb0
            Copyright 2013 by Götz Keydana

            This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0) License.

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            General linguistics,Linguistics & Semiotics,Languages of Europe,Theoretical frameworks and disciplines
            thematic stems,internal derivation,network morphology,accent,ablaut

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