The Pepet La win Philippine Languages. By Carlos Everett Conant, Lecturer of Indonesian Languages. Universty of Chicago. In the vocalism of Indonesian languages the original indifferent vowel plays an important role. Resembling the Hebrew shewa, and the obscure vowel of many I ndo-E uropean languages, it was so colorless and indefinite in pronunciation that it developed differently in different speech groups. In some languages it remained practically unchanged, as in Javanese, where it is called pepet Swhile in others it evolved into various and more or less definite vowel sounds, e. g., IN atep roof became Jav. atep, Mai. atap, Tag. dtip, and Bis. atiip. Brandstetter gives the following concise statement of the varied representation of pepet in several of the more important languages of I ndonesia: The Pepet Law: Where the IN parent speech (U rsprachc) had ane (called pepet in Javanese), OJ av., Tontb., Bug. and Karo also have ,M kb. and Mak. a. Bis. and Toba o. Tag. ,D ay. e, Mai. in final syllable a, mthe penultimate syllable e, MI g. in accented syllable e, in a syllable following the tone, i. The following table will illustrate the above law: I, Cebuan, and the Satnar-L eyte diakct. Mata-H ari ,L uzern 1908, p. 52. Unless otherwise indicated, uand oare interchangeable Philippine
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book examines the evolution of an indifferent vowel, known as the "pepet" in Philippine languages. The pepet played a significant role in shaping these languages, analogous to the role of the obscure vowel "Shewa" in Hebrew. Depending on the language, it either remained unchanged, transformed into vowels including 'e,' 'i,' or 'u,' or even vanished entirely. The author explores these diverse outcomesâ"such as the 'i' in Tagalog and the 'u' in Bisayaâ"through detailed analysis of eleven Philippine languages, offering a comprehensive understanding of the pepet's influence on their development. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781333641016_0
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