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Stød in Danish Proper Names
Stød in Danish Proper Names
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Product details
- ISBN 9788773044629
- Dimensions: 230 x 150mm
- Publication Date: 31 Aug 2024
- Publisher: Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab
- Publication City/Country: DK
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
Some proper names deviate from the way stød is distributed in the Danish vocabulary in general. Oxytone lexemes with long sonority rhymes normally have stød, as in mus [mu??s] 'mouse,' telt [t??l?d?] 'tent' and [p???????d?] parat 'ready.' So do the boys' names Hans [han?s] and Rolf [??l?f]; but Jens [j?ns] and Niels [nels] have no stød. Paroxytone lexemes are generally without stød, as in skole [?s??o?l?] 'school,' [?hu??d?i] hurtig 'quick' and [b?a?læ?ð?] ballade 'rumpus.' So are the towns Holte [?h?ld??] and Horsens [?h??s?ns]; but Balslev [?b?al?slew] and Borup [?b?o????b?] have stød. Nine thousand proper names were analyzed in search of phonological properties that might account for the departure from the fundamental principle of lexeme stød in Hans Basbøll's Non-Stød Model. The results do not challenge the validity of the model; but they suggest an amendment and a differentiation of the perception of boundaries between elements in compound and compound-like names.
Born 1945; MA in phonetics 1972, Ph.D. 1981, D.Phil. 1992 – all from the University of Copenhagen. Retired since 2008. Nina Grønnum is known for her work on Danish intonation and (with Hans Basbøll) on ""Danish stød"". She is the author of two textbooks in phonetics, Fonetik og Fonologi – Almen og dansk (2005) and Rødgrød med Fløde – En lille bog om dansk fonetik (2007). She is a fellow of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters.
Stød in Danish Proper Names
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