Ieisme en els grups consonàntics cultes PL, CL, GL, BL i FL en el català a l'Aragó: una aproximació a la variació (socio)fonètica

This article analyses an ongoing linguistic change related to the vitality of the palatalisation of the alveolar lateral consonant originating in the Latin groups PL-, BL-, CL-, FL- and GL- in the Franja d’Aragó. This is one of the most singular features of the Ribagorzano and Leridano dialects of north-western Catalonia, shared with the Ribagorzano dialect of Aragonese. In this study, fifty communicative situations have been created to obtain contexts containing occurrences of these consonant clusters. A total of ninety realisations of the consonant have been examined using PRAAT (Boers­ma / Weenink, 2021). The results show the minoritarian presence of the pala­toalveolar lateral in comparison with the approximant and the alveolar. This is an indi­cator that this feature is in a passive phase and can be considered a step prior to its dis­appearance.

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Zeitschrift für Katalanistik
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2025-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.46586/zfk.2025.223-247
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Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies
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Ieisme en els grups consonàntics cultes PL, CL, GL, BL i FL en el català a l'Aragó: una aproximació a la variació (socio)fonètica

María Teresa Moret Oliver, Katia Benaiges-Saura
Zeitschrift für Katalanistik
Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies
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Ieisme en els grups consonàntics cultes PL, CL, GL, BL i FL en el català a l'Aragó: una aproximació a la variació (socio)fonètica

María Teresa Moret Oliver, Katia Benaiges-Saura
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This article analyses an ongoing linguistic change related to the vitality of the palatalisation of the alveolar lateral consonant originating in the Latin groups PL-, BL-, CL-, FL- and GL- in the Franja d’Aragó. This is one of the most singular features of the Ribagorzano and Leridano dialects of north-western Catalonia, shared with the Ribagorzano dialect of Aragonese. In this study, fifty communicative situations have been created to obtain contexts containing occurrences of these consonant clusters. A total of ninety realisations of the consonant have been examined using PRAAT (Boers­ma / Weenink, 2021). The results show the minoritarian presence of the pala­toalveolar lateral in comparison with the approximant and the alveolar. This is an indi­cator that this feature is in a passive phase and can be considered a step prior to its dis­appearance.

Zeitschrift für KatalanistikVol. 38
Centro Médico Sanitas Zaragoza (ES)
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Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies
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