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Riḥla lughawīya fī il-lahajāt il-Ṣa'īdīya : a phonological description of stop variation in Upper Egyptian Arabic

It is universally accepted that the majority of Ṣa‘īdī (Upper Egyptian) and Cairene consonants
correspond with each other very closely. However, the Ṣa‘īdī cognates of Cairene /tˤ/,
/g/, and /ʔ/ show significant variation that has not yet been studied phonologically or
mapped. The research that has been conducted on these Upper Egyptian cognate sounds
is either based on a very small sample size, or lacking phonological distributions for these
sounds. This paper revisits the phonological variation and distribution of the Upper
Egyptian cognates for the Cairene /tˤ/, /g/, and /ʔ/. This study concludes that its Ṣa‘īdī
cognate of the Cairene /tˤ/ is [ɗ] in most regions, and that the Ṣa‘īdī cognates of the /g/,
and /ʔ/ differ from previous documentation. / text

Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:UTEXAS/oai:repositories.lib.utexas.edu:2152/28501
Date16 February 2015
CreatorsSchroepfer, Jason William
Source SetsUniversity of Texas
Detected LanguageEnglish
TypeThesis
Formatapplication/pdf

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