Abstract
The aim of this study of Medieval Portuguese vowel sequences isthe study of vowel sequences in the Cancioneiros and otherMedieval Portuguese documents. The phonological status of thesevowels is defined as hiatus or diphthongs. All data have beensubmitted to auto-segmental and metrical analyses, with particularreference to the general phonological structure of MedievalPortuguese, according to the litterature.In the metrical approach, only the vocalic element can occupy theNucleus position.In falling diphthongs, all types of glides are analysed as Codaelements. Finally, it is necessary to note that MP has a significativeamount of ambissyllabic sequences of vowels.
Highlights
The aim of this study of Medieval Portuguese vowel sequences is the study of vowel sequences in the Cancioneiros
The phonological status of these vowels is defined as hiatus or diphthongs
All data have been submitted to auto-segmental
Summary
A partir da planilha considerada, somente ocorrências do tipo deus, mais, meus, pois, já que nesses casos temos um ditongo decrescente acrescido de um s, o qual ficaria sem lugar de ancoragem na estrutura silábica apresentada para o PA, com base em Lopez (1979). Portanto, a necessidade de considerar as duas posições disponíveis na coda sugeridas pela estrutura apresentada em (1). Podemos concluir que, para o PA, a planilha silábica poderia ser apresentada com os seguintes constituintes:. Temos uma estrutura que representa as seqüências vocálicas de maneira adequada, demonstrando que o núcleo da sílaba, sempre uma vogal, tem status diferenciado perante os outros constituintes, inclusive, perante os glides, que ficariam sempre na coda, como é possível ver em (8) e (9)
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