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Evidence for sk in German as a Complex Segment
Journal of Germanic Linguistics ( IF 0.588 ) Pub Date : 2020-02-07 , DOI: 10.1017/s1470542719000126
Sarah M. B. Fagan

This squib provides evidence from the superlative in support of Wiese’s (1996) position that s (sibilant) + stop sequences in German behave as complex segments. With the exception of the sequence /sk/, the consonants that require schwa epenthesis before the superlative suffix are all coronal obstruents: nettest- [ˈnɛtəst] ‘nicest’, süßest- [ˈzyːsəst] ‘sweetest’, frischest- [ˈfrɪʃəst] ‘freshest’, brüskest- [ˈbrʏskəst] ‘most abrupt’. If one assumes that the sequence /sk/ is a single, complex segment with the feature [coronal] as well as [dorsal], the formation of the superlative can be accounted for with a simple rule of schwa epenthesis.*

中文翻译:

德语中 sk 作为复杂段的证据

这个爆管提供了最高级的证据来支持 Wiese (1996) 的立场,即s德语中的(咝咝声)+停止序列表现为复杂的片段。除了序列 /sk/ 之外,在最高级后缀之前需要 schwa 补音的辅音都是冠状阻塞:网测- [ˈnɛtəst] '最好的',süßest- [ˈzyːsəst] '最甜的',最新鲜的- [ˈfrɪʃəst] '最新鲜的',布鲁斯凯斯特- [ˈbrʏskəst] '最突然的'。如果假设序列 /sk/ 是具有 [coronal] 和 [dorsal] 特征的单个复杂片段,则可以使用简单的 schwa epenthesis 规则来解释最高级的形成。 *
更新日期:2020-02-07
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