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Kulamanen
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Exceptional (Kulamanen)
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1977 Hyman, Larry. 1977. On the nature of linguistic stress. Studies in stress and accent: Southern California Occasional Papers in Linguistics 4 ed. by Larry Hyman. Los Angeles: Dept. of Linguistics, University of Southern California.
38: There are restricted or exceptional cases where a word can have two (even adjacent) phonemic primary stresses (Hyman 1977:38)
71: Stress is either penultimate or final. Stress placement is partially free, partially fixed (Hyman 1977:71)
1976 Dubois, Carl (1976). Sarangani Manobo: an introductory guide. Philippine Journal of Linguistics. Special monograph issue ; no. 6.
6: Stress is penultimate. If the penult is /e/ (probably schwa, red.), stress is ultimate, unless the ultima is also /e/, in which case stress is penultimate. (Dubois 1976:6)
1958 Meiklejohn, P. & K. Meiklejohn (1958). Accentuation in Sarangani Manobo. In: Studies in Philippino Linguistics. Oceanic Linguistic Monographs No 3, pp 1-3
beˈnal true
ˈdeleg continue to do something
eteˈbay sister
meneˈnagat fisherman