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1. T黚atulabal has predictable word stress which is tied to morphological constituency and syllable weight.
2. Addition of inflectional prefixes or suffixes can change the syllable weight assignment of a word.
3. Stress placement depends on syllable weight.
4. The stress system shows a sensitivity to syllable weight so that heavy syllables are always stressed.
5. For verbs, primary stress falls on the ultimate syllable of the word, regardless of the syllable weight.
6. It's difficult to find syllable weight in a sentence. 用syllable weight造句挺難的
7. In general, syllable weight determines stress placement; short vowels followed by non-glottalized consonants and long vowels are heavy.
8. Note that the'- u / 'distinction in the singular depends on syllable weight, as for strong nouns, above.
9. Historically, stress was predictable, depending on syllable weight ( that is, vowel length and whether a syllable ended with a consonant ).
10. Ancient grammarians sought to derive the verse from a Greek model, in which syllable weight or the arrangement of light and heavy syllables was the governing principle.
11. Some classical languages, in contrast, used a different scheme known as "'quantitative metre "', where patterns were based on syllable weight rather than stress.
12. Thus the Latin rules of accent differed in two ways : accent depends on the penult, not the ultima; and accent depends on syllable weight rather than simply vowel length.
13. The difference between heavy and light frequently determines which syllables receive Sanskrit, is based on syllable weight rather than stress ( so-called " quantitative rhythm " or " quantitative meter " ).
14. Syllable weight is not a factor and instead it depends on if the word begins with / m / or / n / or ends with an / s / or a cluster including / s / such as / sk /.
15. Nouns whose stem ends in-w change this to-u or drop it in the nominative singular . ( Note that this'- u / 'distinction depends on syllable weight, as for strong nouns, above .)
16. Some languages strive for consonant syllable weight; for example, in stressed, non-final syllables in Italian, short vowels co-occur with closed syllables while long vowels co-occur with open syllables, so that all such syllables are heavy ( not light or superheavy ).
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