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If several stressed syllables are in a row, the rightmost is most dominant and the other ones are negligible. | If several stressed syllables are in a row, the rightmost is most dominant and the other ones are negligible. | ||
To come back to the example above, the compound ''Katäfalsen'' is finally pronounced {{IPA|[kɑˈtɑːfɑlsen]}} with the shifted stress of the second component being more dominant than the initial stress of the first one. | To come back to the example above, the compound ''Katäfalsen'' is finally pronounced {{IPA|[kɑˈtɑːfɑlsen]}} with the shifted stress of the second component being more dominant than the initial stress of the first one. | ||
Examples (the stressed syllables are in bold): | |||
* '''''mis'''lip'': The stress of the last component is shifted to the previous syllable. | |||
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