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NBlöcher at 17:17, 18 June 2014

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NBlöcher: /* Other languages */

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Haspelmath at 06:38, 1 July 2008

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Kevin Russell: made discussion of example more theory-neutral; some clean-up of grammar and IPA

2008-06-19T08:09:56Z

made discussion of example more theory-neutral; some clean-up of grammar and IPA

Luo: /* Other languages */

2008-06-17T18:47:18Z

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Luo at 18:36, 15 June 2008

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Luo at 18:34, 15 June 2008

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Luo at 18:29, 15 June 2008

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Luo: New page: A particular morpheme is not represented everywhere by the same morph, but by different morphs in different environments. These alternative representation of a morpheme is call...

2008-06-15T18:28:40Z

New page: A particular morpheme is not represented everywhere by the same morph, but by different morphs in different environments. These alternative representation of a morpheme is call...

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A particular [[morpheme]] is not represented everywhere by the same [[morph]], but by different morphs in different environments. These alternative representation of a [[morpheme]] is called '''allomorph'''s.

===Examples===
The plural morpheme in English is regularly represented bz the allomorphs /s/, /z/ and /iz/.
The rule is as follows:

(i) kicks /kiks/;

(ii) if the morph ends in one of the voiced phonemes (including the vowels), s is represented by /z/ (cats /kats/);

(iii) if the morph representing the noun morpheme with which s is combined to form the plural ends with a [[sibilant]] (/s/, /z/ etc.), s is represented by /iz/ (sazis /saiziz/).

===Other languages===
German [[Allomorphe]] Chinese [[语素变体]]

===Reference===
{{: Lyons 1968}}

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 (iii) if the noun stem ends with a [[sibilant]] ([s], [z] etc.), the allomorph used is [ɨz] (as in ''sizes'' [saizɨz]).
 ===Other languages===
 German [[Allomorph (de)]] Chinese [[语素变体]]
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-A particular [[morpheme]] is not represented everywhere by the same [[morph]], but by different morphs in different environments. These alternative representation of a [[morpheme]] is called '''allomorph'''s.
+When a particular [[morpheme]] is not represented everywhere by the same [[morph]], but by different morphs in different environments, these alternative representations of the [[morpheme]] are called '''allomorph'''s.
 ===Examples===
-The [[plural]] morpheme in English is regularly represented by the allomorphs [s], [z] and [iz].
+The [[plural]] morpheme in English is regularly represented by the allomorphs [s], [z] and [ɨz].
 The rule is as follows:
-(i) ''kicks'' [kiks];
+(i) if the noun stem ends in a voiceless consonant, the allomorph used is [s], as in ''kicks'' [kɪks];
-(ii) if the morph ends in one of the voiced phonemes (including the [[vowel]]s), /s/ is represented by [z] (''cats'' [kats]);
+(ii) if the noun stem ends in a voiced phoneme (including a [[vowel]]), the allomorphed used is [z] (as in ''cats'' [kæts]);
-(iii) if the morph representing the noun morpheme with which /s/ is combined to form the plural ends with a [[sibilant]] ([s], [z] etc.), /s/ is represented by [iz] (''sizes'' [saiziz]).
+(iii) if the noun stem ends with a [[sibilant]] ([s], [z] etc.), the allomorph used is [ɨz] (as in ''sizes'' [saizɨz]).
 ===Other languages===

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