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... stress systems , which are in fact unattested . The stress options seen in 24b , 25c , and 26b result from the optional extramet- ricality of final moras by 30g . We assume that all light syllables have one mora and all heavy syllables ...
... stress systems , which are in fact unattested . The stress options seen in 24b , 25c , and 26b result from the optional extramet- ricality of final moras by 30g . We assume that all light syllables have one mora and all heavy syllables ...
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... stress , including secondary stress , is assigned in the lexical phonology.42 On the assumptions of Kiparsky 1982 , Inkelas 1989 and others , this entails that lexical stress is assigned to lexical words ( nouns , verbs , adjec- tives ...
... stress , including secondary stress , is assigned in the lexical phonology.42 On the assumptions of Kiparsky 1982 , Inkelas 1989 and others , this entails that lexical stress is assigned to lexical words ( nouns , verbs , adjec- tives ...
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stressed syllables in strong position . Leino's rules , in treating all stress - based meters together , cannot ... stress rules 30 allow only the third syllable to be stressed and therefore strong , while PrR 10 allows either that or ...
stressed syllables in strong position . Leino's rules , in treating all stress - based meters together , cannot ... stress rules 30 allow only the third syllable to be stressed and therefore strong , while PrR 10 allows either that or ...
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Graham Thurgood | 31 |
Productive lexical innovations | 69 |
Evidence for | 97 |
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