Far Western Muria (Gaita Koitor Boli) Phonology Summary

Table of Contents
Abstract
Acknowledgements
1   Introduction
	1.1 The Far Western Muria People
	1.2 The Far Western Muria language
	1.3 The Study
	1.4 Symbols and Abbreviations
2   Interpretation
	2.1 Unit Phonemes
	2.2 Glides
	2.3 Syllabic Consonant Co-occurring with Non-syllabic Vowels
	2.4 Non-constrastive Stress
	2.5 Homorganic Nasal + Plosive
3   The Phonetic Chart
	3.1 Consonant Chart
	3.2 Vowel Chart
4   The Phonemic Inventory
	4.1 Consonant Chart
	4.2 Vowel Chart
5   Description and Distribution of the Phonemes
	5.1 Consonants
		5.1.1 Plosives
		5.1.2 Nasals
		5.1.3 Flaps
		5.1.4 Fricatives
		5.1.5 Approximants
		5.1.6 Laterals
	5.2 Vowels
6   Evidence of Contrast
	6.1 Consonants
		6.1.1 Labials
		6.1.2 Coronals
		6.1.3 Velars
		6.1.4 Velars and /h/
		6.1.5 Nasals
	6.2 Vowels
		6.2.1 Vowel Quantity
		6.2.2 Vowel Quality
7   Distribution of Phonemes in Words
	7.1 Single Consonants
		7.1.1 Word-initial Consonants
		7.1.2 Word-medial Consonants (intervocalic)
		7.1.3 Word-final Consonants
	7.2 Consonant Clusters
		7.2.1 Word-medial Consonant Clusters
		7.2.2 Word-final Consonant Clusters
	7.3 Vowels
		7.3.1 Vowels in Open Syllables
		7.3.2 Vowels in Closed Syllables
	7.4 Vowel Clusters
8   The Syllable
	8.1 Syllable Types
	8.2 Distribution of Phonemes in Syllables
	8.3 Distribution of Syllables in Words
		8.3.1 Monosyllabic Words
		8.3.2 Disyllabic Words
		8.3.3 Trisyllabic Words
9   Stress
10   Practical Alphabet
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