Voorbeelden van trochee

• The second mora of the right-aligned bimoraic trochee (the final rhyme is extrametrical) can be filled with a consonant or with the lengthened vowel.

• A monomoraic trochee is the least harmonic foot, but a possible foot nonetheless.

• Since it requires that stressed syllables in general be heavy, it requires that the stressed syllable of a trochee be heavy.

• This ranking accounts for penultimate stress by ensuring that a bimoraic trochee is placed as close as possible to the right edge of the word.

• This expansion of the trochee must be most harmonic compared to other potential trochees.

• If epenthesis really is a means of creating bisyllabic trochees, we expect to observe a rhythmic effect in the unambiguous cases in the first place.

• Below, we examine the potential for foot-minimality to account for weight-sensitivity in generalised trochee languages.

• Moreover, epenthesis did not often change a monosyllabic foot into a bisyllabic trochee.

• In this note, we will assess whether epenthesis is really a means of obtaining bisyllabic trochees.

• The final foot is binary, usually a trochee, while the fifth foot is nearly always dactylic.

• The template has eight positions, forming four trochees.

• The output of (8) is a bimoraic, monosyllabic trochee on the penultimate syllable, which accounts for long stressed vowels in open penultimate syllables.

• The issues addressed by the proposal include weight-sensitivity in unbounded stress systems, weight-sensitivity in generalised trochee systems, iambic lengthening, trochaic lengthening and minimal word restrictions.

• It must be emphasised that the significance of these shortcomings goes beyond the particular context of weight-sensitivity in generalised trochee languages.

• Instead, it avoids clash by sharing a gridmark with a preceding trochee.