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Aceh Atjeh; Atjehnese; Achehnese, Achinese)

Alune; Sapalewa; Patasiwa, Alfoeren

Alyawarr; Iliaura; Alyawarra

Ambrym, Southeast

Arabic, Bedouin-Hijazi

Arabic, Classical (ST1)

Arabic, Damascene (ST1)

Arabic, Egyptian Radio

Arabic, Egyptian spoken; Cairene Arabic

Arabic, Lebanese

Arabic, Libyan spoken; Cyrenaican Bedouin

Arabic, Negev Bedouin (ST1)

Arabic, South Levantine Spoken; Palestinian Arabic (ST1)

Aralle-Tabulahan

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closed_syll: yes

long_v: yes

syllable_template: CV(C)

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1957 Bright, William. (1957). The Karok Language. Berkeley: University of California Press.

There is mention of weak stress, but that seems a phonetic effect of accent. The language has tone (author calls this accent).

13: Strong stress occurs in unaccented sequences preceded by juncture and followed by pause. If a long voweled syllable is present, the stress falls on it. Otherwise the stress falls on the final syllable. (Bright 1957:13)

ʔimˈma�‘n tomorrow

kukˈʔu�‘mi go there

ʔiʃˈpuk money