AKCENATSKE OSOBINE ARHAIČNIJIH GOVORA ŽIVINIČKOGA KRAJA UZ GORNJI TOK SPREČE
PROSODIC FEATURES OF THE MORE ARCHAIC SPEECHES OF ŽIVINICE AREA ALONG THE UPPER STREAM OF SPREČA RIVER
Author(s): Refik BulićSubject(s): Language and Literature Studies
Published by: Institut za bosanski jezik i književnost u Tuzli
Keywords: prosodeme; distribution; long-falling stress; short-falling stress; long-rising stress; short-rising stress
Summary/Abstract: In this paper the most significant prosodic features of the more archaic speeches of Živinice area along the upper stream of Spreča river are presented. These speeches belong to ijekavian-šćakavian dialect. Non-transferred long-falling stress, absence of vowel lengthening in vowel + sonant + consonant position, presence of long syllables before stressed ones characterise these speeches, but they have more prosodic specificities.
Journal: Bosnistika plus - ČASOPIS ZA JEZIK I KNJIŽEVNOST
- Issue Year: 2013
- Issue No: I/1
- Page Range: 105-117
- Page Count: 13
- Language: Bosnian
