The impact of phonetic factors on the word forms of the albanian language

Abstract

Phonetics, through dynamic accent and other processes, such as: sound melting, sound additions, assimilations and reductions of different types has played a dual role: sometimes it has made the morphological forms simpler, sometimes it has made them more diverse. Phonetic interventions have often disturbed the paradigmatic system. The consequences of these interventions are conditioned by the system, but also by the nature of the grammatical morphemes and the final sounds of the themes. In any position, two boundary sounds cannot be pronounced the same as they are pronounced separately. Their pronunciation changes, even when they are pronounced in the middle of a word or at the beginning of it. The pronunciation of each pair of sound boundaries varies depending on the different types of combinations within the word. But the effects and changes in border sounds at the end of a word form are different. There the sounds are more resistant both to each other and to the composition of the representative form of the word as a whole, thanks to the grammatical values that have the corresponding final morphemes. Even though are not invulnerable. Preservation or change of final boundary sounds is conditional; even the consequences are different. In the case of impact, so their change, they adapt to each other or together they melt. In the case of their preservation, they require extra-structural support. This will be the object of this paper.