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Chaha labialization and palatalization as coalescence by Degif Petros Banksira Andrew Murphy Joanna Zaleska University of Leipzig 20 Nov 2014, The segmental phonology of Ethiopian semitic languages course Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 1

Banksira s claims Chaha suffixes causing labialization and palatalization in different positions of the word are not floating affixes. They should be analysed as containing underlyingly full segments, /w/ and /y/. At the underlying level, their order is fixed. The process of coalescence deriving their surface position and realization is phonological rather than morphological in nature. Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 2

Outline 1 The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes 2 Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs 3 Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 3

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 4

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes The impersonal - introduction The impersonal is expressed with rounding, manifested in three ways: (1) Personal Impersonal a. labialization of a root consonant: t 1r@k t 1r@k w -1m / t 1r@k w -i dry.you.m.sg Dry (2MSG)! dry.one-con /dry.one-mvm b. an independent segment [w]: t 1r@k y -t@ t 1r@k y -t@-w-i dry.con-con he/it having dried one having dried / Let one dry! dry.con-con-one-mvm one having dried (used as a verb) c. a round vowel [o] (result of coalescence with @): t 1r@k y -t-o dry.con-con-con.one one having dried (used adverbially) Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 5

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes The t-converb - introduction The t-converb is expressed with the suffix /t@/ and palatality/frontness: (2) 2MSG Imperative 3MSG t-converb a. surface palatalization of velars: t 1r@k t 1r@k y -t@ dry.you.m.sg Dry (2MSG)! dry.con-con b. deep palatalization of aveolars: k1ft k1fč-1t@ open.you.m.sg Open (2MSG)! c. fronting of /1, @/ to [i, e] x1r@m spend a year.you.m.sg Spend a year (2MSG)! he/it having dried open.con-con he/it having opened x1rem-t@ spend a year.con-con he/it having spent a year Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 6

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes Floating or regular affixes? Because reflexes of the impersonal and the t-converb can appear in different parts of the word, they have been analysed as floating affixes. Properties of floating affixes: 1 they re less than a full segment (a feature or feature bundle) 2 their position is variable Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 7

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes Floating or regular affixes? Banksira s claims: 1 they re derived from full segments they are sometimes realized as such (see 1b) but the data has gone unnoticed their positional realizations mirror the realization of underlying glides /w/ and /y/ 2 underlyingly, their position fixed (as in 3 below); their non-local realization is the result of the phonological processes of coalescence (3) verb t-converb impersonal case 3MSG tense/ subject object m-converb/... /yt@/ /w/... /w@/ MVM Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 8

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes Allophones of /w, y/ and their contextual realizations (4) Pre-vocalic glides Underlying /w@s/ /y1fa/ Representation σ σ σ Syllabification w @ s y 1 f a Surface [w@s] [y1.fa] Representation borrowed object lid Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 9

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes Allophones of /w, y/ and their contextual realizations (5) Post-V Coalescence Underlying /a-wta/ /a-yf/ Representation a w t a a y f = = Coalescence [+round] [ back] Surface [O-t a] [E-f] Representation Take sth out (MSG)! Cover with a lid (MSG) Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 10

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes Allophones of /w, y/ and their contextual realizations (6) Post-C Coalescence Underlying /k wm/ /k yt / Representation k w m k y t = = Coalescence [DOR] [COR] (epenthesis) Surface [k w 1m] [k y 1t] Representation Stand still (MSG)! Weaken (MSG) Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 11

The impersonal and the t-converb morphemes Allophones of /w, y/: summary (7) Context /w/ /y/ a. Pre-V: {#, V} V [w] [y] (glides fill in the onset position) Compare with [t 1r@k y -t@-w-i], one having dried (used as a V) b. Post-V: V {C, #} [O], [o] or [u] [E], [e] or [i] (glides cannot appear in the coda (?) and diphthongs are disallowed) Compare with [t 1r@k y -t-o], one having dried (used as and Adv) c. Post-C: C C w, C y or both C y (glides cannot vocalize and branching onsets are prohibited) Compare with [t 1r@k w -i], Let one dry! Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 12

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs The impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 13

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Preliminaries Strong verbs: roots that only contain [+consonantal] radicals (as opposed to defective verbs that contain /w/, /y/ or /A/). Assumptions: feature geometry and autosegmental representation ROOT [+round] LARYNGEAL SUPRALARYNGEAL LAB [±cg] [±sg] [±slack] [±stiff] SOFTrPALATE PLACE w [nasal] LABIAL CORONAL DORSAL [±round] [±anter] [±dist] [±high] [±low] [±back] (Sagey 1986: 2) DOR [+high, +back] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 14

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Representation of selected sounds (8) /w/ /y/ /k y / /@/ [+round] [+high, back] [+high, back] [ high, +back] LAB COR COR COR? w y k y @ DOR DOR DOR? [+high, +back] I I ([+ATR?]) Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 15

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Deriving the impersonal allomorphs Rightmost Labialization: the rightmost velar or labial is labialized ( Post-C /w/ coalesces with the nearest preceding labial or velar ) (9) 2MSG imperative impersonal m-converb (/-w-m/) n1k 1m n1k m w -1-m cull f1x@r f1x w @r-1-m proliferate b1d@r b w 1d@r-1-m ahead [+rd] LAB COR? COR? COR LAB LAB = f 1 x @ r - w - m DOR? DOR DOR? DOR [+hi, +bk] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 16

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Deriving the impersonal allomorphs Final Palatalization: the last root consonant becomes alveopalatal when it is an alveolar obstruent. ( Post-C /w/ coalesces with an alveolar obstruent if this is the last root consonant ) (10) 2MSG imperative impersonal m-converb (/-w-m/) s1rt s1rč-1-m cauterize [+ant, dist] [+rd] COR COR? COR COR LAB s 1 r t - w - = DOR? DOR LAB m [+hi, +bk] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 17

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Deriving the impersonal allomorphs Rightmost Labialization and Final Palatalization together. (11) 2MSG imperative impersonal m-converb (/-w-m/) n1k t n1k w č-1-m kick k1ft k1f w č-1-m open g1r@z g w 1r@ž-1-m aim [+ant, dist] [+rd] COR? LAB COR LAB LAB = k 1 f t - w - m = DOR DOR? DOR [+hi, +bk] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 18

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Deriving the impersonal allomorphs Nonapplication (12) 2MSG imperative impersonal m-converb (/-w-m/) n1t 1r n1t r-1-m wean [+rd] COR COR? COR COR LAB LAB = n 1 t r - w - m = DOR? DOR [+hi, +bk] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 19

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Deriving the 3MSG t-converb allomorphs Rightmost Palatalization: the rightmost velar is (surface) palatalized when no alveolar intervenes. ( Post-C /y/ coalesces with the nearest preceding velar when no coronal intervenes ) (13) 2MSG imperative 3MSG t-converb (/-yt@/) f1r@x f1r@x y -t@ having been patient n1k 1m n1k y 1m-t@ having culled g1m1m g y 1m1m-t@ having chipped the rim [+hi, bk] COR? LAB COR? LAB COR COR COR? = g 1 m 1 m - y t @ DOR DOR? DOR? DOR? DOR Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 20

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Deriving the 3MSG t-converb allomorphs Final Palatalization: the last root consonant is palatalized when it is alveolar (obstruents become alveopalatal, /r/ turns into /y/). ( Post-C /y/ coalesces with an alveolar if this is the last root consonant ) (14) 2MSG imperative 3MSG t-converb (/-yt@/) k1ft k1fč-1t@ having opened f1x@r f1xe-t@ having proliferated [+ant, dist] [+hi, bk] COR? LAB COR COR COR COR? = k 1 f t - y t @ DOR DOR? DOR? I Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 21

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Deriving the 3MSG t-converb allomorphs Vowel Fronting: when no consonant can be palatalized, /y/ and the last radical metathesize. Then /y/ coalesces with the preceding vowel. (15) 2MSG imperative 3MSG t-converb (/-yt@/) d@m1m d@mim-t@ having a mouth full x1r@m x1rem-t@ having spent a year [ hi, +bk] [+hi, bk] COR? COR COR? LAB COR COR COR? = x 1 r @ m - y t @ DOR DOR? DOR DOR? DOR? Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 22

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Deriving the 3MSG t-converb allomorphs Vacuous palatalization: /n/ is palatalized but surfaces as [n]. Alveopalatals are also palatalized vacuously. (16) 2MSG imperative 3MSG t-converb (/-yt@/) y@-t@n t@n-t@ having come y@-m@č (?) m@č-t@ having washed cloth [+ant, dist] [+hi, bk] COR COR? COR COR COR COR? = t @ n - y t @ DOR? DOR? I Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 23

Impersonal subject and the t-converb in strong verbs Interactions of the impersonal and the t-converb The interaction of the two morphemes shows us their underlying order: (17) impersonal t-converb t-converb and impersonal f1x w @r-1-m f1xe-t@ f1xe-t-o proliferate s1rč-1-m s1rč-1t@ s1rč-1t-o cauterize k1f w č-1-m k1fč-1t@ k1fč-1t-o open n1t r-1-m n1t i-t@ n1t i-t-o wean [+ant, dist] [+hi, bk] [+rd] COR? LAB COR COR COR COR? LAB = = k 1 f t - y t @ - w DOR DOR? I DOR? DOR [+hi, +bk] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 24

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 25

Preliminaries Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs Defective verbs: verbs in which /A/, /w/ and /y/ appear as radical consonants. /A/, which represents an ancient guttural, is realized as [@] or [a] but patterns with consonants (Kenstowicz & Banksira 1999). Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 26

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs The impersonal with a-final verb stems (18) 2MSG imperative impersonal m-converb (/-w-m/) g1ßa g1w@-m enter s1ma s1m w @-m listen n1sa n1č@-m pick him/it up f1ta f w 1č@-m untie s1ra s1r@-m reach high [+rd] COR COR? LAB COR? LAB LAB = s 1 m a - w - m = DOR? DOR? DOR [+hi, +bk] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 27

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs The t-converb with a-final verb stems (19) 2MSG imperative t-converb (/-yt@/) g1ßa g y 1ß@-t@ enter s1ma sim@-t@ listen n1sa n1č@-t@ pick him/it up f1ta f1č@-t@ untie s1ra s1y@-t@ reach high [+hi, bk] COR COR? LAB COR? COR COR COR? = s 1 m a - y t @ DOR? DOR? DOR? Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 28

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs The impersonal with nonfinal C y verb stems (20) Perfective Imperative 3MSG impersonal 2MSG impersonal a. k y @t @r-@-m k y @t @r-1-m k @t 1r k w @t r-1-m connect n@k y @r-@-m n@k y @r-1-m n@k1r n@k w r-1-m win a lawsuit b. b@k y @r-@-m b w @k y @r-1-m b@k 1r b@k w r-1-m brew m@k y @r-@-m m w @k y @r-1-m m@k1r m@k w r-1-m set on fire (21) y / imperative Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 29

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs The impersonal with final C y verb stems (22) 2MSG 2MPL impersonal /verb-r-a/ /verb-o-ra/ /verb-w-r-a/ a. m@rk y -r-a m@rk -o-r-a m@rk w -r-a Prune for her! b. k @y@-r-a k @r-o-r-a k w @r@-r-a Wait for her! c. b1rač -r-a b1rat -o-r-a b w 1rač -r-a Scatter for her! (23) y /C + [ cons, back] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 30

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs The impersonal with final C y verb stems (24) UR 2MSG impersonal impersonal be shy m-converb (main verb) m-converb k mty k @mty-m k @mty-w-i k @mty-w-m k @mč -1-m k @m w č -i k @m w č -1-m (25) UR 3MSG impersonal impersonal be shy perfective (main verb) m-converb k mty k 1m@t @y-m k 1m@t @y-w-i-m k 1m@t @y-w-m k 1m@č @-m k 1m@t @-w-i-m k 1m@t -o-m (26) y w / V w (27) ww w Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 31

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs The impersonal with final C y verb stems (28) UR impersonal impersonal 3MSG be shy (main verb) m-converb perfective k mty k 1m@t @y-w-i-m k 1m@t @y-w-m k 1m@t @y-m (26) k 1m@t @w-w-i-m k 1m@t @w-w-m (27) k 1m@t @-w-i-m k 1m@t @-w-m k 1m@t @-w-i-m k 1m@t -o-m k 1m@č @-m Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 32

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs Radical independence (29) UR impersonal impersonal 3MSG become deaf (main verb) m-converb perfective t rkw t 1r@k @w-w-i-m t 1r@k @w-w-m t 1r@k @w-m (26) t 1r@k @w-w-i-m t 1r@k @w-w-m (27) t 1r@k @-w-i-m t 1r@k @-w-m t 1r@k @-w-i-m t 1r@k -o-m t 1r@k w @-m (30) Radical independence: Radical /w,y/ cannot coalesce with a vowel except when deletion would ensue otherwise. Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 33

Impersonal allomorphs in defective verbs Deriving radical independence (31) impersonal impersonal 3MSG become deaf (main verb) m-converb perfective UR t rkw Post-C Coalescence t rk w Tier conflation & affixation t 1r@k w @-w-i-m t 1r@k w @-w-m t 1r@k w @-m Post-V Coalescence t 1r@k w o-m SR [t 1r@k w @wim] [t 1r@k w om] [t 1r@k w @m] Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 34

Thank you Thank you! Andrew Murphy: andrew.murphy@uni-leipzig.de Joanna Zaleska: joanna.zaleska@uni-leipzig.de Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 35

References I Appendix References Banksira, Degif Petros. 2013. Chaha labialization and palatalization as coalescence. Brill s Annual of Afroasiatic Languages and Linguistics 5. 159-190. Kenstowicz, Michael & Banksira, Degif Petros. 1999. Reduplicative identity in Chaha. Linguistic Inquiry 4. Sagey, Elizabeth. 1986. The representation of features and relations in non-linear phonology. Doctoral dissertation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, Massachusetts. Murphy, Zaleska (Leipzig) Chaha labialization and palatalization 20 Nov 2014 36