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APPENDIX F
ADDITIONAL TABLES
Table F.1: Consonant-vowel co-occurrences (cf. Chapter 2)
1. Labial consonants
(1) Contrasts between labial consonants in word-initial position.
a. Labial consonants before E:
E E E E ‘hit’
F FE FE FE ‘stick’
> > > 5= 5= 5= 5= ‘two’
> > > > > F= F= F= F= ‘whitish’
B
L LE LE LE ‘dance’
E E E E ‘bother’
M ME ME ‘throw’
b. Labial consonants before A:
F FA FA ‘winnow’
> >A >A ‘swell’
> >AF= >AF= >AF= >AF= ‘dove’
B BA BA ‘shell’
L LA LA ‘hit’
AH AH AH AH ‘swell’
M MA(CA MA(CA ‘hot’
c. Labial consonants before :
F FCM FCM FCM FCM ‘suddenly’
> > > > > ‘incite’
> >> >> >> >> ‘spy’
B
L LL LL LL LL ‘ant sp.’
‘counsel’
M M M M M ‘calf’
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