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Tangale tone processes and the elision cascade #

[Kid85]'s tonal and segmental rules that carry the perfective focus-marking reflex of [HZ04]. Tonemes are two (H, L; §1.16); High Tone Spread (her (31)) links a boundary-adjacent H one TBU rightward, creating a falling contour on the docked TBU, and Left Line Delinking (her (35a), her coinage) then erases the original line, shifting the H. Segmentally, final-vowel elision plus u-epenthesis into the resulting final cluster produce the perfective alternation pon-go ~ pon-ug (her (4a)): the suffix surfaces faithful at a prosodic boundary and elided–repaired phrase-medially. boundary_audible is the witness that blocking the cascade — the prosodic reflex of [HZ04]'s perfective focus — is perceptible.

inductive Tangale.Tone :

Tangale tonemes ([Kid85] §1.16): two levels; extralow is a phonetic realization, and falling contours arise only from spread.

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    instance Tangale.instDecidableEqTone :
    DecidableEq Tone
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    def Tangale.instReprTone.repr :
    ToneStd.Format
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      instance Tangale.instReprTone :
      Repr Tone
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      def Tangale.hts {β : Type u_1} (g : Autosegmental.Graph Tone β) (i j : ) :

      High Tone Spread ([Kid85] (31)): the toneme at i — an H linked to TBU j at a morpheme or word boundary — spreads onto the following TBU. The structural description is carried by the application theorems.

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        def Tangale.lld {β : Type u_1} (g : Autosegmental.Graph Tone β) (i j : ) :

        Left Line Delinking ([Kid85] (35a)): erase the original (left) line after the toneme has spread rightward.

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          theorem Tangale.hts_surfacesWith_H {β : Type u_1} {g : Autosegmental.Graph Tone β} {i j : } (hH : g.upper.get? i = some Tone.H) :
          (hts g i j).SurfacesWith Tone.H (j + 1)

          Spread creates the falling contour (§4.6): the docked TBU surfaces with H on top of whatever it already bore.

          theorem Tangale.lld_hts_shift {β : Type u_1} {g : Autosegmental.Graph Tone β} {i j : } (hH : g.upper.get? i = some Tone.H) :
          (lld (hts g i j) i j).SurfacesWith Tone.H (j + 1) (i, j)(lld (hts g i j) i j).links

          Spread followed by Left Line Delinking shifts the H one TBU rightward ((34)): the docked TBU keeps the new line and the source loses the original.

          theorem Tangale.hts_ne_self {β : Type u_1} {g : Autosegmental.Graph Tone β} {i j : } (h : (i, j + 1)g.links) :
          hts g i j g

          Blocking is representationally visible: where the spread line is absent, applying HTS changes the graph.

          'Horse is good' ([Kid85] (29a) tuužé koŋ): H on the noun's final TBU, L on the predicate.

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            The elision cascade (Ch. 2) #

            Final-vowel elision builds consonant clusters; the cluster constraints then force u-epenthesis. On the perfective suffix this yields [Kid85]'s (4a) alternation pón-é + gó → pon-go (clause-final, faithful) vs pon-ug (phrase-medial, elided and repaired) — the alternation whose blocking under focus is [HZ04]'s prosodic reflex.

            inductive Tangale.Slot :

            CV slots for the cluster phonotactics.

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              instance Tangale.instDecidableEqSlot :
              DecidableEq Slot
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              instance Tangale.instReprSlot :
              Repr Slot
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              def Tangale.instReprSlot.repr :
              SlotStd.Format
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                def Tangale.Phonotactic (w : List Slot) :

                The cluster constraints ([Kid85] p. 64): initial clusters are impermissible, medial three-consonant clusters are disallowed, and word-final clusters are not permitted.

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                  def Tangale.ve (w : List Slot) :
                  List Slot

                  Final-vowel elision (§2.2): delete a word-final vowel. Triggered by suffixation, compounding, and phrase-medial position; blocked at a prosodic boundary.

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                    def Tangale.epenthesize (w : List Slot) :
                    List Slot

                    u-epenthesis ((4)): repair a word-final cluster by inserting the vowel between the penultimate and ultimate consonants.

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                      def Tangale.ponE :
                      List Slot

                      pón-é 'knew' ((4a)).

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                        def Tangale.go :
                        List Slot

                        The perfective suffix .

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                          The boundary form: word-internal elision only; the suffix surfaces faithful (pon-go; before a focused constituent, wai-gó lánda of [HZ04] (25)).

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                            The phrase-medial form: phrasal elision hits the suffix vowel and epenthesis repairs the final cluster (pon-ug ŋâi 'knew Ngai').

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                              The cascade is audible: both outputs are phonotactically licit and they differ — blocking phrasal elision (the prosodic boundary of the perfective focus reflex) is perceptible.