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Movement of stress to a later syllable
المؤلف:
Augustin Simo Bobda
المصدر:
A Handbook Of Varieties Of English Phonology
الجزء والصفحة:
896-50
2024-05-17
1079
Movement of stress to a later syllable
From the first to the second syllable in dissyllabic words:
chal Ilenge, col Ileague, hi Ijack, mat Itress, pe Itrol, spe Icies, ty Ipist.
From the penultimate syllable to the ultimate syllable in trisyllabic words:
attri Ibute, contri Ibute, embar Irass, inter Ipret, prohi Ibit, tar Ipaulin.
From the initial syllable to the penultimate syllable in trisyllabic words:
A Igatha, a Imorous, A Irabic, ca Ilendar, co Ivetous, Do Irothy, Jo Inathan, main Itenance, ma Irital, moun Itainous, pas Itoral, spi Iritual, ten Itative.
From the antepenult to the penultimate syllable in words of four syllables:
infor Imative, mono Igamous, peri Ipheral, pheno Imenal, poly Igamist, steno Igrapher
From the antepenult to the penultimate syllable in words of five syllables:
argumen Itative, represen Itative.
From the first to the ultimate syllable in words of three syllables:
Cathe Irine, cele Ibrate, classi Ify, Emi Ily, gentle Iman, mara Ithon, recog Inise.
From the antepenult to the ultimate syllable in words of four syllables:
articu Ilate, compute Irise, diversi Ify, insinu Iate, negoti Iate.
From the initial syllable to the antepenult in words of four syllables:
a Ilimony, jour Inalism, ma Igistracy, ne Igligible, pe Idagogy, sta Itutory, tri Ibalism.
From the pre-antepenultimate syllable to the antepenultimate syllable in words of five syllables:
admo Initory, empi Iricism, expla Inatory, fana Iticism, prepa Iratory.
From the first to the penultimate syllable in words of four syllables:
cumu Ilative, gene Irative, quanti Itative, specu Ilative.
From the pre-antepenultimate to the penultimate syllable in words of five syllables:
adminis Itrative, authori Itative, coope Irative.
From the initial to the antepenultimate syllable in words of five syllables:
capi Italism, natio Inalism, regio Inalism.
Other patterns can be found in Simo Bobda (1994: 266–269).
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