Paterna & the Origin of the Valencian Language
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Vol. 21 (2015), Articles
Submitted: 2015-11-05
Published: 2016-06-01
Abstract
Those who support the idea that Arabic was the only language spoken in Valencia in 1232, when James I began the conquest of the territory, must explain how the phoneme /p/, nonexistent in the Arabic language, was able to remain in many Valencian place names of Romance origin.
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Valencian language, Linguistics, Phonology, Toponymy
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