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This paper aims to demonstrate that the intervocalic ‘s>z’ is a lexically gradual sound change and the /s/-preserving dialectal forms are the residual forms of the change.
In this paper, I approached the ‘s>z’ change from the perspective of a gradual lexical diffusion. I showed the ‘s>z’ change has diffused in the lexically gradual way over a long time span drawing on the investigation of various dialectal forms related to /z/(=ㅿ) of Middle Korean.
I especially considered the ø-forms and /?/-forms of Contemporary Korean dialects which were originally /s/-forms in Middle Korean as the important evidence of the ‘s>z’ change, since they are the results of gradual sound changes such as ‘s>z>ø’ and ‘s>z>?’.
Furthermore, I approached the question why ‘s>z’ change ceased from the phonetic viewpoint. I suggested the gradual increasing of the degree of aspiration of /s/ caused the decreasing of the possibility of intervocalic voicing of /s/.
In this paper, I approached the ‘s>z’ change from the perspective of a gradual lexical diffusion. I showed the ‘s>z’ change has diffused in the lexically gradual way over a long time span drawing on the investigation of various dialectal forms related to /z/(=ㅿ) of Middle Korean.
I especially considered the ø-forms and /?/-forms of Contemporary Korean dialects which were originally /s/-forms in Middle Korean as the important evidence of the ‘s>z’ change, since they are the results of gradual sound changes such as ‘s>z>ø’ and ‘s>z>?’.
Furthermore, I approached the question why ‘s>z’ change ceased from the phonetic viewpoint. I suggested the gradual increasing of the degree of aspiration of /s/ caused the decreasing of the possibility of intervocalic voicing of /s/.
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1. 서론
2. 기존 논의 검토
3. ㅅ＞ㅿ점진적 어휘 확산
4. ㅅ의 음가 변화와 ㅅ＞ㅿ의 쇠퇴
5. 결론
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