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Apophony and chiming words in Malay

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This paper studies a special pattern of reduplication in Malay: chiming words (Bador 1964). This construction is characterized by vowel alternations as in untang-anting ‘swinging’. In our analysis, the chiming words tend to form a 4 vowels relation between the base and its reduplicant. The apophonic path, Ø → i → a → u, proposed by Guerssel and Lowenstamm (1996) links the vowels inside each word from right to left, a → u untang, i → a anting, and the same relation holds for vowels in the right word and the left a → u untang-anting, i → a untang-anting. When the apophonic relation is not part of the base, then the chiming is reduced to the last apophonic vowel.
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Title: Apophony and chiming words in Malay
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This paper studies a special pattern of reduplication in Malay: chiming words (Bador 1964).
This construction is characterized by vowel alternations as in untang-anting ‘swinging’.
In our analysis, the chiming words tend to form a 4 vowels relation between the base and its reduplicant.
The apophonic path, Ø → i → a → u, proposed by Guerssel and Lowenstamm (1996) links the vowels inside each word from right to left, a → u untang, i → a anting, and the same relation holds for vowels in the right word and the left a → u untang-anting, i → a untang-anting.
When the apophonic relation is not part of the base, then the chiming is reduced to the last apophonic vowel.

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