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PARSER: NOUN GROUP (NUMBER = SINGULAR)
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PARSER: PRISCILLA
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PARSER: NOUN (NUMBER = SINGULAR)
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PARSER: VERB GROUP (SINGULAR = TRUE) (PLURAL = TRUE)
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PARSER: NOTED
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PARSER: VERB (SINGULAR = TRUE) (PLURAL = TRUE)
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PARSER: =>
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PARSER: NOTE [ROOT] :
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PARSER: 1NOAT (VERB, NOUN)
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PARSER: ED [INFLECTIONAL VOCALIC SUFFIX]
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PARSER: D (VERB, PAST PARTICIPLE)
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PARSER: NOUN GROUP (NUMBER = SINGULAR)
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PARSER: THE
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PARSER: ARTICLE (DEFINITE = TRUE)
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PARSER: =>
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PARSER: THE [ABSOLUTE] :
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PARSER: 1TH_* (ARTICLE)
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PARSER: HOUSEBOAT'’S
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PARSER: NOUN (POSSESSIVE = TRUE)
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PARSER: =>
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PARSER: HOUSE [ROOT] :
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PARSER: 1HAU’S (NOUN)
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PARSER: 1HAU’Z (VERB)
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PARSER: BOAT [ROOT] :
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PARSER: 1BOMT (NQUN)
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PARSER: S [INFLECTIONAL NONVOCALIC SUFFIX]
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PARSER: IZ (CONTRACTION, NOUN)
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PARSER: REFLECTION
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PARSER: NOUN (NUMBER = SINGULAR)
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PARSER: =>
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PARSER: REFLECT [ROOT] :
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PARSER: RI-1FLEKT (VERB)
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PARSER: ION (DERIVATIONAL VOCALIC SUFFIX] :
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PARSER: *N (NOUN)
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PARSER: UNCLASSIFIED
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PARSER: .
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PARSER: END PUNCTUATION MARK
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SOUNDl: PP RR "IH - SS 'IH LL - AX
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SOUND1l: NN ‘OW TT * - IH DD
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SOUND1l: DH ‘AH
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SOUND1l: HH 'AW SS * - BB "OW TT * SS
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SOUND1: RR IH - FF LL 'EH KK SH * - AX NN
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Figure 5-1: Input to and output from SOUNDI1
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tion shown in the output is a result of the letter-to-sound and lexical stress applica-
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tion which will be described in the next chapter.
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In the lexicon, the pronunciation of the “past” morpheme is given as DD.
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This is the pronunciation used following all voiced segments except pD. The first
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morph in noted is note. Its last segment is TT which is one of the two segments
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requiring the special pronunciation 1H DD or 1X DD. In the output of SOUNDI,
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the DD has been converted to IH DD.
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Observing the lexical information for the word house, we see that there are
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two homographs. The pronunciation given first, ends in unvoiced ss: this is the
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nominal pronunciation. The second pronunciation, on the following line, ends in
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