StressTyp

• Main Authors: Van der Hulst, Harry, Goedemans, Rob
• Other Authors: Visch, Ellis, Van de Vijver, Ruben, Hendriks, Bernadette, Kieviet, Paulus-Jan, NWO, KNAW, Universiteit Leiden, University of Connecticut
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: Leiden University 1991
• Subjects: stress; primary stress; secondary stress; accent; main stress; rhythm; lexical stress; syllable weight; stress domain; metrical rules; stress parameters; foot type; foot assignment; Abkhaz; Aceh Atjeh; Atjehnese; Achehnese; Achinese); Aguacateco; Aklanon; Aklan; Alamblak; Alawa; Alune; Sapalewa; Patasiwa; Alfoeren; Alyawarr; Iliaura; Alyawarra; Ambrym; Southeast; Amele; Apoze; Apurin; Arabic; Bedouin-Hijazi; Beirut; Classical; Damascene; Egyptian Radio; Egyptian spoken; Gulf; Lebanese; Libyan spoken; Cyrenaican Bedouin; Negev Bedouin; South Levantine Spoken; Palestinian Arabic; Aralle-Tabulahan; Aramaic; Archi; Archin; Armenian; Arosi; Arrarnta; Western; Aranda; Asmat; Central of Casuarina coast?; Assyrian Neo-Aramaic; Au; Aukaans; Ndyuka; Avar; Dagestani; Awadhi-Bagheli; Awtuw; Autu; Aymara; Baadi; Bardi; Badimaya; Bagirmi; Bagundji; Bagvalal; Bagulal; Bagval; Bagvalin; Barbalin; Kvanadin; Kvanada); Balantak; Kosian; Bali; Balinese; Bambam; Pitu Ulunna Salu; Pitu Ulunna Binanga; BanawA; Banggai; Aki; Banggarla; Parnkalla; Bani-Hassan; Bantik; Basaburua and Imoz; Bashkir; Basquort; Basque; Bidasoa Valley; Gernica; Hondarribia; Lekeitio; Northern High Navarrese; Oqati; Roncalese; Sakana; Souletin; Zeberio; Beja; Bedawi; Bischari; Bengali; Betawi; Jakarta Malay; Batavi; Batawi; Melayu Jakarte); Bhojpuri; Bhumij; Mundari; Biak; Numfor; Nufoor; Mafoorsch; Bicolano; central; Bima; Bimanese; Breton; Bugis; Buginese; ugi; Boegineesch; De'; Rappang Buginese; Bukiyip; Arapesh; Mountain; Buli; Burarra; Barera; Buru; Boeroe; Buruese; Burushaski (Yasin); Cahuilla; (Desert and Mountain Dialects); Campa; Pajonal AshAninca; Atiri; Canela-KrahA; Capanahua; Carib; Kalihna; Catalan-Valencian-Balear; Cavinea; Cayubaba; Cayuvava; Cayuga; Cebuano; Chamorro; Chatino; Yaitepec; Chepang; Chinanteco; Lealao; Chinese; Mandarin; Choctaw; Chukot; Chuckchee; Chuvash; Comanche; Cornish; Cree; plains; Cupeqo; Czech; Da'a; Bunggu; Dakota; Stoney; Sioux; Danish; Dari; Dehu; Lifu; Dhurga; Thaua; Dieri; Diyari; Diola-Fogny; Djingili; Tjingili; Dobel; Kobro'or; Kobroor; Doibel; Doutai; Tolitai; Taori-So; Dutch; Dyirbal; Ekari; Ekagi; Kapauku; Emae; Mae; Embera Saija; Embera-Chami; Enggano; English; Ese Ejja; Chama; Estonian; Evenki; Tungus; Faroese; Farsi; Persian; Fijian; Finnish; Fordata; Larat; Fore; French; Gaalpu; Gaelic; Irish; Munster; Scottish; Galela; Garawa; Gayardilt; Kayardild; Gayo; Gajo; Georgian; German; Ghodoberi (nouns); Ghodoberi (verbs); Gidabal; Gilyak; Nivkh; Gooniyandi; Gunian; Konejandi; Gorowa; Grebo; Greek; Modern; Greenlandic; West; Guarani; Guguyimidjir; Koko Imudji; Gujarati; Gunwinggu; Mayali; Halang; Koyong; Hanis Coos; Hanunyo; Hawaiian; Hebrew; Tiberian; Hindi; Hixkaryana; Hocak; Winnebago; Hopi; Huasteco; Huitoto; Nipode; Witoto; Miunane; Hungarian; Hunzib; Iaai; Iai; Yai; Icelandic; Indonesian; Bahasa Indonesia; Inga; Ingush; Iraqw; Irarutu; Irahutu; Italian; Jacalteco; Jaqaru; Jaru; Djaru; Javanese; Jawa; Juat; Juwalarai; Yuwaalaraay (*); KaiwA; Kalami; Kalam Kohistani; Kalapuya; Kalkutung; Kambera; Kara; Karelian; Karo Batak; Karok; Kashaya; Southwestern Pomo; Kaure; Kawaiisu; Kei; Kai; Evav; Kenuzi-Dongola; Kera; Ketengban; Kewa; Khasi; Khmer; Cambodian; Khmu'; Kilivila; Kisar; Meher; Loikera; Kitsai; Klamath-Modoc; Koasati; Kobon; Koi; Koya; Kokata; Gugada; Kola; Warilau; Kulaha; Marlasi; Komi-Permyak; Kongo; Konjo; Kondjo; Konyo; Tiro; Pegunungan; Koromfe; Kuanua; Tolai; Kuku-Yalanji; Kulamanen; Kunama; Kunjen; Kutenai; Kuuku Ya'u; Kwaio; Kwakiutl; Kwakw'ala; Lamaholot; Solor; Solorese; Lampung; Lamu-lamu; Lamalama; Lango; Lwo; Laragia; Larakia; Larike; Latin; Latvian; Lauje; Laudje; Tinombo; Ampibabo; Lavukaleve; Ledo; Palu; Paloesch; Lenakel (nouns); Lenakel (verbs); Leti; Lezgi; Lezgian; Kiurintsy; Lithuanian; Liv; Livonian; Lower Grand Valley Dani; Luiseqo; Luvale; Ma'anyan; Maanyak Dayak; Ma'anjan; Siang; Macedonian; Macushi; Mai Brat; Maybrat; Maidu; Mairasi; Maithili; Makah; Kwe-Nee-Chee-Aht; Kweedishchaaht; Makassar; Malaccan Creole Portuguese; Kristang; Malagasy; Malay; Malayalam; Maltese; Mam; Mamasa; Manam; Mangarayi; Manggarai; Mansi; Vogul; Mantjiltjara; Mandjildjara; Manx; Maori; Mapuche; Araucanian; Aucan; Maranunggu; Margany; Mari; High; Mountain (Western) Cheremis; Low; Meadow (Eastern) Cheremis; Maricopa; Marind; Martuyhunira; Martuthunira; Masset Haida; Northern Haida; Mataco; Wichm Lhamtis; Mathimathi (*); Maung; Mayapi; Mayi; Mayi-Yapi (*); Mbabaram (*); Meah; Mansibaber; Menomini; Mentawai; Mentu; Mentuh Tapuh; Meso Grande Diegueqo (*); Minangkabau; Minang; Padang; Maskito; Miwok; Central Sierra; Northern Sierra; Southern Sierra; Mocama (*); Mohawk; Akwesasne; Moksha; Mordvin; Mordva; Mongolian; Khalkha; Mongondow; Bolaang Mongondow; Mongondou; Minahassa; Mpakwathi; Anguthimri; Mullukmulluk; MalakMalak; Muna; Wuna; Mounan; Munsee; Delaware; Mzra-Pirahc; Pirahc; Murik; Nor; Murle; Muruwari; Murawari; Muskogee; Creek; Nahuatl; Tetelcingo; Nambas; Big; Nambiquara; Southwest; Nambikuara; Southern; Napu; Pekurehua; Narrinyeri; Jabulajabula; Nenets; Tundra; Nengone; Nepali; Gurkhali; Gorkali; Nez Perce; Ngada; Nga'da; Ngadha; Nad'a; Bajava; Badjava; Ngalakan; Ngalkbun; Dalabon; Boun; Ngarinyin; Ungarinjin; Nias; Batu; Ningil; Norton Sound; Norwegian; Nuaulu; Patakai; Fatakai; Nunggubuyu; Nyambo; Kinyambo; Nyawaygi; Obokuitai; Obogwitai; Baburiwa; Old English; Oloh Mangtangai; Oneida; Ono; Orok; Oroc; Osetin; Ossete; Ossetic; Oto; Chiwere; Pa'disua; Palisua; Paama; Paamese; Padoe; South Mori; Padoi; Alalao; Pagu; Pago; Pagoe; Paiute; Paiwan; Pakaasnovos; Wari; Pamona; Bare'e; Baree; Poso; Taa; Wana; Pashto; Passamaquoddy; Malecite; Paulohi; Paumara; Pintupi-Luritja; Piro; Pitjantjatjara; Pitta pitta; Bidhbidha; Pokomchi; Poconchi; Polabian; Polish; Pomo; Eastern; Portuguese; Brazilian; Provenal; Occitan; Pulopetak; Puluwatese; Puluwat; Puripecha; Tarasco; Tarascan; Quechan; Yuma; Kwitchyan; Quechua; Quichi; Quichua; Highland; Imbabura; Otavalo Quichua; Rama; Rantepao; Kesu'; Rapanui,Easter Island; Pascuense; Ratahan; Bentenan; Pasan; Ritarungo; Romani; North Russian; Romansch; Berguner; Roro; Waima; Rote; Rotti; Rotinese; Roti; Rotuman; Ruija; Rumanian; Russian; Saho; Sakao; Northern; Salish; Southern Puget Sound; Sama Baangingi; Bajan; Sangir; Sangihi Sangirese; Sangi; Sanskrit; Sanuma; Sardinian; Campidanese; Sawai; Weda; Were; Sedang; Selaru; Salaru; Selayar; Salayar; Selayarese; Selepet; Seneca; Senoufo; Supyire; Sentani; Serbo-Croatian; Seri; Shipibo-Conibo; Shiriana; Ninam?; Shoshone; Panamint; Koso; Sikaritai; Aikwakai; Sikule; Sichule; Sindhi; Sio; Siroi; Slave; Slovak; Slovenian; Slovene; Slovincian; Sorbian; Spanish; Castilian; Spokane; Squamish; Sunda; Sundanese; Priangan; Suriname Arawak; Swahili; Swedish; Taba; East Makian; Tabaru; Tobaru; Tabla; Tanh Merah; Tacana; Tachelhit; Shilha; Tagalog; Tahitian; Tajik; Talaud; Talaut; Talodda; Tamazight; Central Atlas; Tanna; Tarangan; Trangan; Tawala; Taz Selkup; Tehuelche; Tepehuan; Southeastern; Thaypan; Kuku-Thaypan; Thurawal; Tibetan; Lhasa; Tigak; Timor; Atoni; Timorese; Timol; Dawan; Ambenu; Vaikenu; Tiruray; Tiwi; Toba-Batak; Tobelo; Tol; Jicaque; Tondano; Tongan; Tontemboan; Tompakewa; Tountemboan; Pakewa; Trumai; Tsakhur; Tsaxur; Caxur; Caxur (verbs); Tsimshian; Coast; Sm'algyax; Tuamotuan; Pa'umotuan; Tabatulabal; Tukang Besi; Tupi; Turkish; Osmanli; Osmanli (placenames and loans); Tzotzil; Zinacanteco; Ulithian; Uma; Pipikoro; Uma Aria; Oema; Unami; Uradhi; Urubz-Kaapor; Usan; Uzbek; Vod; Votic; Waalubal; Wahgi; Walmajarri; Walmatjari; Wambaya; Wambon; Wangaybuwan-Ngiyambaa; Waorani; Auca; Sabela; Warao; Guarao; Wardaman; Warlpiri; Walbiri; Wailbry; Warrgamay; Welsh; Cymraeg; Cymric; Weri; Wetan; Wetang; Wichita; Wiyot; Woisika; Wolio; Baubau; Buton; Butung; Butonese; Boetonees; Wongkumara; Wankumara; Yamdena; Jamdena; Jamden; Yana; Yanyuwa; Anyula; Janjula; Yapese; Yaqui; Yawelmani; Yazva; Yele; Yeletnye; Yidiny; Yil; Yimas; Yindjibarndi; Jindjibandi; Yir Yoront; Yukaghir; Yupik; Central (Alaskan); Chevak; Central Siberian; General Central; Pacific Gulf; Alutiiq; Chugach; St. Lawrence Island; Zoque; Copainala; Zuni; Pacific; Saija; Lawrence Island; Masset; Perce; Brat; Bani; alutiiq; greenlandic; karelian; nenets; Selkup; St Lawrence Island; Tsimshian*; vogul
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StressTyp stands for Stress Typology. StressTyp is a database containing information about word-level stress patterns of (some of) the languages of the world. Work on StressTyp began in 1992 as a pilot project of EUROTYP (1990-1994) , a project on the typology of European languages, financed by the...