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the branch of philology that is devoted to the study of dialects

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Hallam's Dialectological Investigations" appear in annual reports of the English Dialect Society between 1879 and 1886.
Since most traditional approaches classifying dialectological areas are based primarily on phonological factors rather than morphosyntactic parameters, 'East Franconian' can be considered an umbrella term, which has the benefit of being a well-known term for the area rather than as an exact designation for a morphologically based region.
Nevertheless, there are PTRs extant for the other thirty-five counties of England and for the city of York, and so a great deal of data is still available for dialectological analysis.
That said, dialectological work on the multiple Englishes of the late middle ages and especially on the northwest Midland dialect region where Chester was situated bears importantly on the phonological relationship between Hankyn's 'Howe' and 'Aho.io.o.' Received wisdom about the pronunciation of middle English would suggest that associating the vowels of these two utterances is tenuous at best.
The vowel before -n varies according to grammatical and dialectological parameters.
For example, in the scenario with speech documents of dialectological relevance, the metadata will include the linguistic area, the date of creation and the people involved in the conversation, the topics of the conversation, and an abstract of what is being said, in order to provide the final users with as much information as possible.
The authors make it clear in the preface that the topics chosen for presentation and their treatment reflect their own views of the theories and methodologies appropriate for dialectological analysis and the amount of material that non-specialized readers can deal with in an introductory text.
in North America or Israel), which had been the only kind of taped dialectological research possible during the Cold War and Soviet times.
8 Structural dialectology is the application of some of the insights of linguistics to the dialectological work of comparing language varieties.
It was felt necessary, therefore, for a new survey of the dialect lexis of the present and former fishing communities of the east coast of Scotland, informed by recent dialectological and sociolinguistic methodologies, to be conducted to give a sense of knowledge and use of individual words and phrases and of semantic fields in these communities.
In his discussion of different dialects, for example, he writes that "Distinctions between genres frequently coincide with dialectological distinctions...[Dialects as used in novels, he writes,] are deformed and in fact cease to be that which they had been" (294).
Awobuluyi Oladele (1992) 'Aspects of Contemporary Standard Yoruba in Dialectological Perspective' in Akinwumi Ishola (ed) New Findings in Yoruba Studies J.
The main aim of the present study is dialectological, but, as pointed out in the introduction, it necessarily implies a relevant account of the historical and cultural background of the area as well as of different methodological issues.