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RESYLLABIFICATION

Resyllabification

Linguistic phenomenon

In some languages, resyllabification is a phenomenon where consonants become attached to vowels in a syllable different than the one from which they originally

Resyllabification

Particles of the Kagoshima dialects

Grammatical aspect of the Japanese Kagoshima dialects

and /maju/ ( ← /maɽju/) in parts of Kagoshima's southern mainland. Resyllabification has also led to the reanalysis of some particles in a few dialects

Particles of the Kagoshima dialects

Particles_of_the_Kagoshima_dialects

French phonology

Sound system of the French language

elided (such as when final before an initial vowel); enchaînement (resyllabification), in which word-final and word-initial consonants may be moved across

French phonology

French_phonology

East Timorese Portuguese

Variety of Portuguese language

of phonology, there are phenomena of metathesis, denasalization, resyllabification and variation in the realization of palatal consonants, such as /ʃ/

East Timorese Portuguese

East_Timorese_Portuguese

Meroitic language

Extinct language

S2CID 128122460. The inscription of the Blemmye king, Kharamadoye. "Resyllabification is a phonological process in which consonants are attached to syllables

Meroitic language

Meroitic_language

Chinato dialect

Dialect of the Extremaduran language

Retrieved 2025-07-25. Hualde, José Ignacio (1991-01-01). "Aspiration and Resyllabification in Chinato Spanish". Probus. 3 (1): 55–76. doi:10.1515/prbs.1991.3

Chinato dialect

Chinato_dialect

Japanese phonology

Phonological system of the Japanese language

exceptions, /N/ followed by a vowel is regularly pronounced without resyllabification in Sino-Japanese compounds. A following /t k h s/ is sometimes changed

Japanese phonology

Japanese_phonology

History of French

Overview of the history of the French language

Gaulish in its grammar. Examples include sandhi phenomena (liaison, resyllabification, lenition), the loss of unstressed syllables and the vowel system

History of French

History_of_French

Finnish consonant gradation

Characteristic of the Finnish language

by k > ∅ qualitative gradation, with subsequent i > j gliding and resyllabification. Some words, however, have truly exceptional qualitative gradation

Finnish consonant gradation

Finnish_consonant_gradation

Lizu language

Qiangic language spoken in China

clusters are also found in loanwords from Tibetan and Chinese, due to a resyllabification process wherein the nasal coda joins the onset. The preceding vowel

Lizu language

Lizu_language

Steven Franks

British-American linguist

University Known for Generative syntax in the Slavic languages Russian resyllabification Scientific career Fields Linguistics Slavic languages generative grammar

Steven Franks

Steven_Franks

Kagoshima dialect

Japanese dialect

and /maju/ ( ← /maɽju/) in parts of Kagoshima's southern mainland. Resyllabification has also led to the reanalysis of some particles in a few dialects

Kagoshima dialect