119 Syllable codas
This feature is described more fully in
chapter 119.
Summary
The syllable coda is the final part of a syllable which follows the vowel. The four values distinguished in this feature represent the increasing complexity of syllable codas, and languages with more complex coda types also have all the less complex types.
Authors
Philippe Maurer and the APiCS ConsortiumValues
 | No syllable codas | 7 |
 | Only simple codas | 32 |
 | Codas at most moderately complex | 30 |
 | Codas may be complex | 6 |
| Representation: | 75 | |
| Language | Value | Lexifier | Details | Source | |
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| Id | Primary text | Analyzed text | Gloss | Translation | Type | Language | Audio | Details |
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