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Phonology Voicing Assimilation
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I. Phonological Rules
dspace.mit.eduPhonology Class 3 April 13, 2005 Phoneme: A contrastive phonological segment whose phonetic realizations are predictable by rule. ... of morphemes, as where voicing of the /z/ of the plural suffix is replaced by voiclessness, giving /s/, in words like /kots/ coats and /saks/ socks. ... For the most part, assimilation rules stem from articulatory or
Phonology: The Sound Patterns of Language
scholar.harvard.eduPhonology: The Sound Patterns of Language ... – For example, the phonetic feature of voicing distinguishes [s] from [z] ... • There are many assimilation rules in English and other languages – English plural and past tense morphemes – Akan negative morphemes .