Original paper the morphological structure of complex place names: the case of Dutch Bj¨orn K¨ohnlein

Document Outline

• The morphological structure of complex place names: the case of Dutch
  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • Seemingly irregular stress patterns and phonotactics of Dutch place names
  • Analysis
    • Phonological evidence for the morphological complexity of Dutch place names
      • Three-syllable window
      • WeakSchwa
      • SH primary stress
      • *SH / non-final
      • NoFinalStress
      • Summary of descriptive generalizations
    • The internal structure of complex place names in Dutch
    • Some further considerations
      • Complex first constituents
      • Place names without overt marking
      • Variation in stress placement
      • The classifier -hem
      • Names with final stress as synchronic phrases
  • A previous account: Zwart (Zwart:2003)
  • The relation of morphologically complex place names to other types of complex words
  • Summary and conclusion
  • Acknowledgments
  • Open Access
  • References