Stød in Danish proper names – in standard Danish pronunciation
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København : Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab, 2024. 76 p. (Scientia Danica. Series H, Humanistica, 8).Research output: Book/Report › Book › Research › peer-review
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T1 - Stød in Danish proper names – in standard Danish pronunciation
AU - Grønnum, Nina
PY - 2024/9/2
Y1 - 2024/9/2
N2 - Some proper names deviate from the way stød is distributed in the Danish vocabulary in general. Word final stressed syllables with long sonority rhymes generally have stød, as in mus [muːˀs] 'mouse,’ telt [tˢɛlˀd̥] ‘tent’ and [pʰɑˈʁɑːˀd̥] parat ‘ready.’ So do the boys’ names Hans [hanˀs] and Rolf [ʁʌlˀf]; but Jens [jɛns] and Niels [nels] have no stød. Lexemes with stress on the penultimate syllable are generally without stød, as in skole [ˈsɡ̊oːlə] ‘school,’ hurtig [ˈhuɐ̯d̥i] ‘quick’ and ballade [b̥aˈlæːðə] ‘rumpus.’ So are the towns Holte [ˈhʌld̥ə] and Horsens [ˈhɒːsəns]; but Balslev [ˈb̥alˀslew] and Borup [ˈb̥oːˀʁɔb̥] have stød. Nine thousand proper names were analyzed in search of phonological properties that might account for the departure from the two fundamental principles of stød in Hans Basbøll’s Non-Stød Model. The results do not challenge the validity of the model; but they suggest an amendment and a differentiation of the perception of boundaries between elements in compound and compound-like names.
AB - Some proper names deviate from the way stød is distributed in the Danish vocabulary in general. Word final stressed syllables with long sonority rhymes generally have stød, as in mus [muːˀs] 'mouse,’ telt [tˢɛlˀd̥] ‘tent’ and [pʰɑˈʁɑːˀd̥] parat ‘ready.’ So do the boys’ names Hans [hanˀs] and Rolf [ʁʌlˀf]; but Jens [jɛns] and Niels [nels] have no stød. Lexemes with stress on the penultimate syllable are generally without stød, as in skole [ˈsɡ̊oːlə] ‘school,’ hurtig [ˈhuɐ̯d̥i] ‘quick’ and ballade [b̥aˈlæːðə] ‘rumpus.’ So are the towns Holte [ˈhʌld̥ə] and Horsens [ˈhɒːsəns]; but Balslev [ˈb̥alˀslew] and Borup [ˈb̥oːˀʁɔb̥] have stød. Nine thousand proper names were analyzed in search of phonological properties that might account for the departure from the two fundamental principles of stød in Hans Basbøll’s Non-Stød Model. The results do not challenge the validity of the model; but they suggest an amendment and a differentiation of the perception of boundaries between elements in compound and compound-like names.
KW - Faculty of Humanities
KW - stød, dansk, fonologi, proprier
M3 - Book
SN - 978-87-7304-462-9
VL - 24
T3 - Scientia Danica. Series H, Humanistica, 8
BT - Stød in Danish proper names – in standard Danish pronunciation
PB - Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab
CY - København
ER -
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