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in terms of the contrast between stressed and unstressed syllables . Identification of the exact nature of the prominence attributed to stress must await experimental investigation , but the auditory impression is that of relative ...
in terms of the contrast between stressed and unstressed syllables . Identification of the exact nature of the prominence attributed to stress must await experimental investigation , but the auditory impression is that of relative ...
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WORD STRESS . It must be noted that this concept of word stress is essentially morphological . A statement of the type ' The word X in Persian has ( word ) stress on the third syllable ' means in effect that the word X has two ...
WORD STRESS . It must be noted that this concept of word stress is essentially morphological . A statement of the type ' The word X in Persian has ( word ) stress on the third syllable ' means in effect that the word X has two ...
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In compound words and in phrases the later stresses normally tend to be heavier than the earlier ones , but in certain constructions the first element has louder stress , the second element having either a secondary stress or none .
In compound words and in phrases the later stresses normally tend to be heavier than the earlier ones , but in certain constructions the first element has louder stress , the second element having either a secondary stress or none .
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I | 1 |
The first person singular verbal endings in IndoEuropean | 19 |
Abdominal pulse types in some Peruvian languages | 30 |
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allophones American analysis appear Associate assume called College combinations common comparative complete considered consonants construction contains contrast derived described dialect discussion distinction distribution elements endings English evidence example fact final forms French genitive German give given grammar historical important indicate interest interpretation language laryngeal least Library linguistic material matter meaning Michigan morpheme names nominal noun object occur original particular pattern Persian Ph.D phoneme plural position possible preceding present probably problem Professor question reference relation represent result seems sentence sequence short similar Society sound speakers speech statement stop stress structure suffix syllable texts theory tion transformations University variant various verb vowel writing written York zero
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 33 Language, Linguistic Society of America |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1957 |
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