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Remarks on Armeno-Kipchak ‹խ› /χ/

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2024 Turkey Publisher:Harrassowitz Publishing HouseJournal:Turkic Languages, volume 28, pages 40-58 (issn: 1431-4983, eissn: 2747-450X, Copyright policy )
Authors: Salan, Musa; Salan, Musa;

doi: 10.13173/tl.28.1.040

Remarks on Armeno-Kipchak ‹խ› /χ/

Abstract

In the Armeno-Kipchak literature, the existence of the voiceless velar fricative/χ/, written as‹ խ› kheh, has often been studied in a cursory way. Scholars consider it either a spirantized version of/ḳ/, a graphic equation such as‹ ق›=‹ խ›, or an Armenian phonetic adaptation. None of these are detailed observations. Therefore, we attempt to elucidate Armeno-Kipchak‹ խ›/χ/by inquiring whether it was a trace of Turkic spirantization or an Armenian sound substitution.

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Armeno-Kipchak, Turkic Languages, Kipchak Languages, Sound Substitution, Crimea, Fricativization, Spirantization

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