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The Length of Stem-final Vowels in Colloquial Arabic

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In Cairene Arabic, word-final vowels are short, but the same vowels are long when followed by a suffix, as shown in (1). (1) Cairene Arabic v ˘ ~ v+ alternation (Watson 2002:202) §ábu “father ” §abú+ja “my father”

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