On Indo–European /H/-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

On Indo–European /H/

Published:2024-03-22 Issue:1 Volume:5 Page:15-25
ISSN:2582-9726
Container-title:Indian Journal of Language and Linguistics
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Short-container-title:Indian J. Lang. Linguist.

Author:

Ballester Xaverio^ORCID,Dunphy-Hetherington Peter

Abstract

The existence of a phoneme /h/ in Proto–Indo–European is still the subject of debate in academic circles. While the supporters of the laryngeal theory take its existence foregranted along with other phonemes of an abstractly laryngeal nature, the detractors of this theory are basically divided between those who deny its existence and those others, supporters of the so–called monolaryngealist theory, who do accept its existence.

Publisher

Asian Research Association

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