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.
All labels observed (21)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| hasStressPattern canonical | 169 |
| stressPattern | 16 |
| hasMetricalForm | 5 |
| hasStressOn | 2 |
| hasStressPatternInEnglish | 2 |
| hasStressPatternInItalian | 2 |
| hasStressPatternInSpanish | 2 |
| hasUnstressedSyllable | 2 |
| primaryStressPattern | 2 |
| representsStressPatternOf | 2 |
| hasStressAccent | 1 |
| hasStressPatternInGerman | 1 |
| hasStressPatternInHungarian | 1 |
| hasStressPatternInPortuguese | 1 |
| hasStressPatternSimilarTo | 1 |
| hasStressRule | 1 |
| hasStressedSyllable | 1 |
| indicatesSecondaryStressOn | 1 |
| stressPatternInPortuguese | 1 |
| stressPatternInRussian | 1 |
| typicalAccentPattern | 1 |
Description generation (PDg)
The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.
Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning. # Instructions Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. # Response Format Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: hasStressPattern
Generated description
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.
Sample triples (215)
| Subject | Object |
|---|---|
| Kapingamarangi language | predictable stress system ⓘ |
| Lenakel | primarily final-syllable stress ⓘ |
| Emmie | first syllable ⓘ |
| Muna language | predictable word stress ⓘ |
| Bob | single syllable ⓘ |
| Tasiwit | word-level stress, often penultimate (varies by analysis) ⓘ |
| Julián | stress on final syllable ⓘ |
| Grant | monosyllabic stressed ⓘ |
| Zoe | typically stressed on first syllable in English ⓘ |
| Brendon | BREN-don via predicate surface "hasStressPatternInEnglish" ⓘ |
| Bantayanon language | phonemic stress ⓘ |
| Pemon language | predominantly penultimate stress ⓘ |
|
Alexandre (Portuguese)
surface form:
Alexandre
|
penultimate syllable in European Portuguese ⓘ |
|
Alexandre (Portuguese)
surface form:
Alexandre
|
penultimate syllable in Brazilian Portuguese ⓘ |
| Bridgette | stress on first syllable ⓘ |
| Karakalpak | word-final stress (tendency) ⓘ |
| Souletin | distinct prosody compared to central Basque ⓘ |
| Liz | singleSyllable ⓘ |
| Wetar language | predictable stress pattern ⓘ |
| Myra (given name) | stress on first syllable via predicate surface "stressPattern" ⓘ |
| FAN-nee | Fannie via predicate surface "representsStressPatternOf" ⓘ |
| FAN-nee | no syllable via predicate surface "indicatesSecondaryStressOn" ⓘ |
| Khakas | generally word-final stress ⓘ |
| Sandee | SAN-dee ⓘ |
| Kumandin language | generally word-final stress ⓘ |
| Elisabeta | typically stressed on the third syllable in many languages ⓘ |
| Quenya | penultimate syllable (if heavy) via predicate surface "primaryStressPattern" ⓘ |
| Quenya | antepenultimate syllable (otherwise) via predicate surface "primaryStressPattern" ⓘ |
| Tiffani | stress on first syllable ⓘ |
| Tiff | singleSyllable ⓘ |
| Jeni | JE-ni via predicate surface "stressPattern" ⓘ |
| Jenna | first syllable stressed ⓘ |
| Nakanai | penultimate stress ⓘ |
| Standard German phonology | primary stress usually on the first stem syllable ⓘ |
| Standard German phonology | secondary stress possible in compounds ⓘ |
| Cornelius | stress on the second syllable in English (cor-NEE-lee-us) ⓘ |
| Madyson | MAD-ih-sən ⓘ |
| Corrie | stress on first syllable ⓘ |
| Negidal language | generally word-final stress ⓘ |
| Ricardo | Ri-CAR-do via predicate surface "hasStressPatternInSpanish" ⓘ |
| Ricardo | Ri-CAR-do via predicate surface "hasStressPatternInPortuguese" ⓘ |
| Vova | stress on first syllable ⓘ |
| Georgiana | Geor-GI-a-na ⓘ |
| Ajay | stress on first syllable ⓘ |
| Ilario | penultimate syllable in Italian ⓘ |
| Emily | EM-i-ly ⓘ |
| Helga | typically stressed on the first syllable in German and Scandinavian languages ⓘ |
| Chiquihuitlán Mazatec | tone-based prominence rather than fixed stress ⓘ |
| Δωροθέα | penultimate syllable ⓘ |
| João | stress on second syllable ‘ão’ ⓘ |