Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 28Carleton University, 1997 - Algonquian Indians |
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... syllable weight ; specifically , heavy syllables attract stress , whereas light syllables do not . This concurs with MacKenzie's observation that stress is attracted to heavy syllables in those dialects in which stress is non - final ...
... syllable weight ; specifically , heavy syllables attract stress , whereas light syllables do not . This concurs with MacKenzie's observation that stress is attracted to heavy syllables in those dialects in which stress is non - final ...
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... Syllables in Southern East Cree Syllable type vowel - vowel vowel - glide vowel - nasal vowel- / k " / Syllabification [ pimí . ] ' fat ' [ waskwáy ] ' birch ' pi.mii was.kway [ pipún ] ' winter ' pi.pun [ pčík " ] W ' otter ' ni.chik ...
... Syllables in Southern East Cree Syllable type vowel - vowel vowel - glide vowel - nasal vowel- / k " / Syllabification [ pimí . ] ' fat ' [ waskwáy ] ' birch ' pi.mii was.kway [ pipún ] ' winter ' pi.pun [ pčík " ] W ' otter ' ni.chik ...
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... syllable . Extrametricality is revoked for words of the form HH in 17 because the visible portion of the word is a monosyllable ; the rightmost syllable there- fore receives primary stress : ( H ) < H > → ( H ) ( H ) ( 17 ) ...
... syllable . Extrametricality is revoked for words of the form HH in 17 because the visible portion of the word is a monosyllable ; the rightmost syllable there- fore receives primary stress : ( H ) < H > → ( H ) ( H ) ( 17 ) ...
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