This paper presents a method of determining the degree of relatedness of the dialects of a language based on difference coefficients which are determined by assigning number values to the degree of feature difference between lexical items on survey word lists. Then a tentative phonological reconstruction of the Proto language \u273^‘ft from which the dialects are descended was done using m \u27 ■’t\u27-f - \u27 l ...•* 100 utterances on a standard survey word list in each of the ten dialects. The reconstruction is very tentative ... because of the limited amount of data available in each dialect. A family tree was prepared using the innovations • \u27 • : :% f - t- *•\u27 5 *,-%*. • • ,• ... • - that various dialects shared in common as t...
The study of sound change is foundational to traditional historical linguistics, particularly the li...
The idea of measuring distance between languages seems to have its roots in the work of the French e...
We do dialect surveys all the time. We look at some linguistic phenomena and attempt to make a gener...
This paper presents a method of determining the degree of relatedness of the dialects of a language ...
In this paper a range of methods for measuring the phonetic distance between dialectal variants are ...
This project measures and classifies language variation. In contrast to earlier dialectology, we see...
Dialectometry is a multidisciplinary field that uses quantitative methods in the analysis of dialect...
Some of the main aims of dialectology have always been the division of a given geographic space into...
Linguists are able to describe, transcribe, and classify the differences and similarities between ac...
Abstract- Dialectal variation has witnessed a noticeable progress in the past half –century, this pr...
This paper applies a computerized method related to that of glottochronology and addresses the quest...
AbstractResearch in dialectal variation allows linguists to understand the fundamental principles th...
In traditional dialect geography, dialect divisions are based on individual linguistic features. How...
Although the general notion of "phonological similarity" has figured prominently in linguistic schol...
National Institute for Japanese Language and LinguisticsThis study analyzes the relationship between...
The study of sound change is foundational to traditional historical linguistics, particularly the li...
The idea of measuring distance between languages seems to have its roots in the work of the French e...
We do dialect surveys all the time. We look at some linguistic phenomena and attempt to make a gener...
This paper presents a method of determining the degree of relatedness of the dialects of a language ...
In this paper a range of methods for measuring the phonetic distance between dialectal variants are ...
This project measures and classifies language variation. In contrast to earlier dialectology, we see...
Dialectometry is a multidisciplinary field that uses quantitative methods in the analysis of dialect...
Some of the main aims of dialectology have always been the division of a given geographic space into...
Linguists are able to describe, transcribe, and classify the differences and similarities between ac...
Abstract- Dialectal variation has witnessed a noticeable progress in the past half –century, this pr...
This paper applies a computerized method related to that of glottochronology and addresses the quest...
AbstractResearch in dialectal variation allows linguists to understand the fundamental principles th...
In traditional dialect geography, dialect divisions are based on individual linguistic features. How...
Although the general notion of "phonological similarity" has figured prominently in linguistic schol...
National Institute for Japanese Language and LinguisticsThis study analyzes the relationship between...
The study of sound change is foundational to traditional historical linguistics, particularly the li...
The idea of measuring distance between languages seems to have its roots in the work of the French e...
We do dialect surveys all the time. We look at some linguistic phenomena and attempt to make a gener...