ADAPTACIÓN DEL ÉTIMO ÁRABE [AL-]HABAQA (> ALBAHACA, ESP.) AL SISTEMA MORFONOLÓGICO DEL ÍBERO-ROMÁNICO
Abstract
The adaptation of the Araba word, which is the subject of this study, to the morphophonological recptor system reveals a surprising number of phonetic variants (with and without article) in the historical evolution of Spanish, Catalan and Portuguese. The qualitative and quantitative importance of these variants, widely demonstrated through diatopic diversity, can be attributed, among other reasons, to the lack of an equivalent -in the Romance system- of the Arabic 'voiceless pharyngal fricative- and to the dual phonetic value of the 'post-velar occlusive' [q] (Downloads
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