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Stress almost universally occurs on the last syllable. Stress is usually not contrastive, except for the words ''Xeke'' [ʃeˈ.ke ...ssed syllable is different than the syllables surrounding it. The stressed syllable is always somewhat higher than nonstressed syllables.

...kana also, those are syllabic in structure, a much better fit for japanese syllable structure, to mark just phoneticly the endings verbs take. ...is a phonetic representation but that can be divided into two categories, Syllable or Phonemic.

! colspan="5" |Syllable (σ)

== Syllable Structure == ...nants and vowels (in other words, all syllables are open, except the final syllable in a word, which may be closed). There are two exceptions:

LS fronts the topic of a sentence, but if this is not the subject, a specific syllable indicates the shifted focus: Paucal is formed by repetition of the first syllable:

...ue to the original Proto-Nahenic /ɫ/ falling in coda position to form CVCC syllable /ɫk/. </ref> ...ue to the original Proto-Nahenic /ɫ/ falling in coda position to form CVCC syllable /ɫm/. </ref>

Syllable structure Syllable structure

...> ''i'', ''ew > iw'' and ''ey'' > ''iy'' before ''i'' or ''y'' in the next syllable ...''a(a)'' > ''ä(ä)'', ''u(u)'' > ''ü(ü)'' before ''i, y'' in the following syllable

for i, syllable in ipairs(syllables) do if match(syllable, "[áéíóúý]") then -- if the user inputted manual stress, ignore all t

...vowel followed by ''-le, -ne,'' or ''-re'' are stressed on the third-last syllable (''fr'''a'''gile, m'''a'''rgine, '''a'''ltere'' 'other', but ''illa imp'''o ...''-ica/-ico, -ide/-ido'' and ''-ula/-ulo,'' are stressed on the third-last syllable (''pol'''i'''tica, scient'''i'''fico, r'''a'''pide, st'''u'''pido, cap'''i'

Syllable structure .... Since syllable onset is obligatory, [ʔ] is used as a default onset so no syllable can begin with a vowel.No diphtongs are allowed. The only allowed consonant

From Old Grekelin ''ναίκα'' (With the first syllable being dropped in rapid speech), from Byzantine Greek ''γυναίκα'' (gu

...nd it. At the beginning of most syllables, it will be [n]. At the end of a syllable, it will assimilate to the following consonant's place of articulation, inc *After a nasalized consonant, it may be dropped at the end of a syllable, especially at the end of a word.

...ark ergative case, and are allophones elsewhere. They occur before another syllable beginning with a voiced consonant followed by a modally voiced vowel. The v ...k comitative case, and are allophones elsewhere. They occur before another syllable beginning with a voiceless consonant followed by a modally voiced vowel. Th

...s a simple phonology with 15 consonants, 5 vowels and 2 diphthongs, with a syllable structure of an optional consonant before and after a mandatory vowel or di

The syllable is restricted exclusively to the CV pair, where both are required. If it s ...it. This is normally realized by having a slow build up to the high tone syllable and then a sharp drop immediately after it. While tone is the sole dividin

...as fixed initial primary stress. Secondary stress falls on every alternate syllable following the primary stress. Rhythm type is trochaic. 1) The syllable template is (C)V(C).

Syllable structure Syllable structure

...lable" with nucleus -V: and allowed "codas" -C, -V, -VC, -CC, -(unstressed syllable) (e.g. och, o.o, o.och, o.chebh, o.c)

Syllable structure Stress always falls on the penultimate syllable.