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What is an ablaut in morphology?
Ablaut is viewed here, put briefly, as a context-free non-arbitrary vowel alternation with grammatically distinctive character. As was already noted by Kuryłowicz (1956, 1968), Ablaut is a derivational process: the apophonically derived form is a non-arbitrary output.
Ablaut is viewed here, put briefly, as a context-free non-arbitrary vowel alternation with grammatically distinctive character. As was already noted by Kuryłowicz (1956, 1968), Ablaut is a derivational process: the apophonically derived form is a non-arbitrary output.