StressTyp2

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Left, trochaic, iterative, QS, right EM (v3)

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Left, trochaic, iterative, QS, right EM (v1) theory: StressTyp Parameters

Theoretical Elements Degenerate_Feet yes Rhythm yes Rhythm_Direction left Rhythm_EM right Rhythm_Iterative yes Rhythm_Ternary no Rhythm_Type trochaic Rhythm_Weight yes

Left, trochaic, iterative, QS, right EM (v3) theory: StressTyp Parameters

Theoretical Elements Degenerate_Feet no Rhythm yes Rhythm_Direction left Rhythm_EM right Rhythm_EM_Unit syllable Rhythm_Iterative yes Rhythm_repair no Rhythm_Ternary no Rhythm_Type trochaic Rhythm_Weight yes Subminimal_words no

Left, trochaic, iterative, QS (v5) theory: StressTyp Parameters

Theoretical Elements Degenerate_Feet no Rhythm yes Rhythm_Direction left Rhythm_EM no Rhythm_Iterative yes Rhythm_repair yes Rhythm_Ternary no Rhythm_Type trochaic Rhythm_Weight yes Subminimal_words yes

Left, trochaic, iterative, right EM theory: StressTyp Parameters

Theoretical Elements Rhythm yes Rhythm_Direction left Rhythm_EM right Rhythm_EM_Unit syllable Rhythm_Iterative yes Rhythm_repair no Rhythm_Ternary no Rhythm_Type trochaic Rhythm_Weight yes

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Arabic, Egyptian Radio

Arabic, South Levantine Spoken; Palestinian Arabic (ST1)

Old English

Yaqui (currently viewing)

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closed_syll: yes

geminates: yes

long_v: yes

syllable_template: CV(V)(C)

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1962 Johnson, Jean B. (1962). El idioma Yaqui. Departamento de Investigaciones Atropologicas, Publicaciones 10. Mexico: Instituto Nacional de Atropologica e Historia.

5: Closed syllables and long vowels are stressed. Furthermore, a stress falls usually on the first or second syllable.'Todas las sílabas cerradas y las compuestas de dos vocales, se acentúan mecánicamente. Además, existe un acento selectivo que puede caer en cualguier sílaba, pero que muy raras veces se enquentra en la última de una palabra polisylábica; más a menudo se encuentra en la primera o la segunda'. (Johnson 1962:5)

ˈbaaʔa water

ˈheʔe to eat\drink

baˈkaʔapo kind of tree

saˈwai yellow

ˈbakaˈnoora alcoholic maguey drink

ˈtaahiˈbepne hockey

ˈsiʔitaˈrokka green beard of maiz

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