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Cet article examine un problème de la phonologie historique du Chaha, une langue sémitique de l’Éthiopie, dans la perspective de la théorie de la phonologie lexicale et de la morphologie non concaténative. Il sera démontré que les exceptions systématiques au dévoisement des obstruentes géminées sont explicables par l’interaction des principes de l’Inaltérabilité des géminées, de la cyclicite stricte et du télescopage des niveaux (« tiers »).A problem in the historical phonology of the Ethiopian Semitic language Chaha is examined from the point of view of lexical phonology and the theory of nonconcatenative morphology. It is argued that systematic exceptions to the devoicing of geminate obstruents are derived from the principle of Geminate Inalterability interacting with Tier Conflation and the Strict Cycle

Lexical Phonology and Nonconcatenative Morphology in the History of Chaha