hasStressPattern
P4253
predicate
Indicates that an entity (such as a word or phrase) follows a particular arrangement of stressed and unstressed units (e.g., syllables) in its pronunciation.
Aliases (10)
- hasMetricalForm ×2
- hasUnstressedSyllable ×2
- stressPattern ×2
- hasStressOn ×1
- hasStressPatternInEnglish ×1
- hasStressPatternInGerman ×1
- hasStressPatternInItalian ×1
- hasStressRule ×1
- hasStressedSyllable ×1
- typicalAccentPattern ×1
Sample triples (29)
| Subject | Object |
|---|---|
| Bacchae | iambic trimeter (dialogue) ("hasMetricalForm") → |
| Bacchae | lyric meters (choral odes) ("hasMetricalForm") → |
| Basia | penultimate syllable in Polish ("typicalAccentPattern") → |
| Becky | first syllable stressed ("hasStressPatternInEnglish") → |
| Blacker | primary stress on first syllable ("stressPattern") → |
| Central Swedish dialects | primary stress on one syllable per word → |
| Chamorro | penultimate stress (with exceptions) → |
| Dávid | stress on first syllable in Hungarian → |
| Eddie | stress on first syllable → |
| Enid | stress on first syllable → |
| Esperanto | penultimate syllable ("hasStressRule") → |
| Fannie | FAN-nee → |
| Gabriele (Italian) | GA-bri-e-le → |
| Giacomo | GIA-co-mo ("hasStressPatternInItalian") → |
| Guilherme | stress on second syllable in Brazilian Portuguese → |
| Guilherme | stress on second syllable in European Portuguese → |
| Hungarian language | fixed initial stress → |
| Ludian language | primary stress on first syllable → |
| Müller | stressed on first syllable ("hasStressPatternInGerman") → |
| Raúl | last syllable ("hasStressOn") → |
| Rebecca | re-BECK-a ("stressPattern") → |
| Rebekah | stress on second syllable in common English pronunciation (re-BE-kah) → |
| Tosk | variable stress → |
| Tracy | stress on first syllable → |
| Yapese | predictable stress → |
| re-BECK-a | first syllable ("hasUnstressedSyllable") → |
| re-BECK-a | second syllable ("hasStressedSyllable") → |
| re-BECK-a | third syllable ("hasUnstressedSyllable") → |
| re-BECK-a | unstressed-stressed-unstressed → |