Coursebook in Romance Linguistics

accusative actually addition adjective allomorphs alternation analysis apocope appears aspects assumed auxiliary becomes cantare century chante Classical Latin clitic combination complete conditional considered constitutes continue course definite deletion derived diphthongization discussed ending evidence evolution examples existence fact feminine final consonants forms front function future gender given grammaticalization habere hand illustrated imperfect indicative inflectional insertion involved Italian latter leveling lexical liaison loss marked masculine meaning Modern French morphological muro nasal nominative noun occurred Old French palatalization paradigm passive past perfect person petit Phase phonetic phonological plural porte Portuguese position possible present pronunciation proposed result retained Romance languages Romance linguistics rule Rumanian schwa seen singular sound change Spanish Spoken Latin stage stress structure Study Unit subjunctive suffix synchronic tense theory unstressed velar verb verbal vowel