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This paper reports on a nonce word study of imperfect overlapping in Korean blends where speakers rated blends with various pairs of segments in a possible overlapping position (e.g. ka t a+ p ami = ka t ami). The results show that Korean speakers prefer blends with segments with a laryngeal feature difference (/p/ vs. /p h /) as overlapping segments in comparison to pairs with a place (/p/ and /k/) or manner (/p/ and /m/) feature differences. Moreover, Korean speakers preferred blends that retained certain segments. When fortis/aspirated stops are in competition with lenis stops (e.g. ka t h a+ t ami), the resultant blends with fortis/aspirated stops are rated higher (ka t h ami is rated higher than ka t ami). This paper argues that these preferences arise from the faithfulness rankings required in the phonology of Korean; they do not require a construction-specific grammar just for blends.

The role of faithfulness in imperfect overlapping in Korean blends: A nonce word study