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Topic: Penult


  
  Penult - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In linguistics, the penult is the second syllable from the end of a word (for example, “tab” is the penult of the word “establish”).
The penult follows the antepenult and precedes the ultimate syllable.
These terms are used in the study of languages in which the lexical stress of a word changes considerably depending on the case or declension of the word (e.g.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Penult   (110 words)

  
 Greek Accent Rules
An acute accent on the antepenult moves to the penult when the ultima is long.
An accute on the penult changes to a circumflex when the ultima is short.
A circumflex on the penult changes to an acute when the last syllable is long.
www.clas.ufl.edu /users/tjohnson/tj/Accentrules.htm   (422 words)

  
 CROQUET: Triple Peeling Opportunities
The penult pioneer should be to the side of penult to allow a clear passage for the rush of the peelee from 4-back to penult if the straight triple peel is attempted.
After running hoop 2 the reception ball is croqueted to hoop 4 and a rush obtained on the peelee to peeling position in front of penult.
Penult peel with the peelee being the pioneer on hoop 2
www.mauicroquetclub.org /coaching/advice/TriplePeelingOpportunities.htm   (2262 words)

  
 How To Play - Advanced Play - The Triple Peel - Peeling Opportunities
The penult peel would normally be considered on going to 4-back, although could be 'risked' going to 2- or 3-back.
If peelee taken to penult after hoop 4, then you rush the reception ball to North boundary, cast it as a pioneer on hoop 6 whilst rushing the peelee closer to penult.
If peelee taken to penult after 5, then the reception ball is rushed near to corner 3 and croqueted to 1-back whilst getting a rush on the peelee to penult.
www.oxfordcroquet.com /coach/peeling/tpeel.asp   (2268 words)

  
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In short, penult stress is viewed as the norm for words ending in -s or a vowel, while final stress is considered regular for words ending in all consonants except s.
It is possible that seboran was assigned penult stress in the AML simulation due to the heavy influence of its verbal neighbors in the database (e.g.
(6) The onset of the penult syllable, else '-'.
linguistics.byu.edu /faculty/eddingtond/STRESS.html   (8976 words)

  
 Ancient Greek Accents
It may fall on the penult if both penult and ultima are long, or if the penult is short regardless of the length of the ultima; this is called paroxytone.
Conversely, an acute on the penult when you know that the ultima is short assures that the penult is also short, as in imperative "i'te" (short iota).
Likewise, an acute on the penult when you know the penult is long guarantees that the ultima is long, as in "basilei'a" (long alpha).
www.his.com /~wigtil/greekaccent.htm   (1454 words)

  
 ABstract: Thomas J. Conners
Primary stress in Indonesian falls on the penult of the root, and reanalyzes to remain penultimate with the addition of suffixes (1).
However, in circumfixed words, stress remains on the penult of the root, that is, on the antepenult of the new prosodic word in singly affixed elements (2).
If a circumfixed root is further suffixed, the stress reanalyzes to the penult of the new prosodic word (2)—the same pattern found in roots with multiple suffixation.
www.ling.hawaii.edu /afla/AbConners.htm   (467 words)

  
 Mungayöd
If the penult is a long vowel, that syllable will be stressed.
If all three of these syllables are short, the stress will fall on the antepenult (or on the penult, if the word only has two syllables).
All of the noun articles (definite and indefinite) and most prepositions are proclitics, meaning that they have no stress of their own, and depend on a stronger word to provide a rhythmic anchor, usually the noun.
members.tripod.com /microtonal/language/conlang/mungayod/reference/sec1.3.html   (357 words)

  
 How To Play - Advanced Play - Options after the 4-back Peel going to Hoop 6
I don't want a rush on partner to penult, instead it is better to rush it off the middle of the N boundary.
If before the "death-roll" attempt, you are too far from penult to be sure of at least hitting the jaws, leave it for later otherwise, as you imply, you risk not being able to get the balls organised for the penult before 4-back.
The problem with option (c) is that it is pretty pointless and adds risk; penult before 2-back is a good line of play in order to get rover before 3-back, avoiding the straight rover peel.
www.oxfordcroquet.com /coach/peel4b/index.asp   (1434 words)

  
 Croquet: USCA leaves (Example 5)
You could make the standard rover leave, with red near the south end of the court, yellow hidden at penult, and blue and fl near the north boundary.
Double-load penult so that after running the wicket you can position yellow just north of penult with a very short croquet stroke, then rush the extra ball (fl or red, it doesn’t matter which) down to rover.
Note that this sequence is identical to the standard rover leave, except that yellow is placed more carefully after penult, and that blue and fl are rolled out-of-bounds at the end.
www.mindspring.com /~jsoo/articles/leaves/5.html   (608 words)

  
 Croquet World Online Magazine | The Game
Then after 3-back blue is rushed to penult or to near #2, and yellow is positioned on a short rush.
Double-load penult so that after running the wicket you can position red just north of penult with a very short croquet stroke, then rush the extra ball (blue or yellow, it doesn't matter which) down to rover.
Note that this sequence is identical to the standard rover leave, except that red is placed more carefully after penult, and that blue and fl are rolled out-of-bounds at the end.
www.croquetworld.com /Game/playbook1.asp   (5975 words)

  
 The PIL Pages - Languages   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
When otherwise stress does not falls on the penult, it is to signal a change in content or as in some cases as a result of an ellipsis.
One function of the shift of stress is to contrast a noun with the corresponding predicative adjective.
In utterances long enough to carry two secondary stresses the other secondary stress seems to be placed at such a distance that the secondary stresses are in rhythmic arrangement in units of two or three syllables removed from the primary stress.
www.let.leidenuniv.nl /ulcl/pil/talen/toba_batak.htm   (348 words)

  
 Maui Croquet Club Coaching Advice
I don't want a rush on partner [peelee] to penult, instead it is better to rush it off the middle of the N boundary.
I was intrigued by your not being able to estimate pull for the penult "death roll" peel.
If you are not in position for an immediate penult peel then set up for a delayed double, ie peeling penult before 4 back.
www.mauicroquetclub.org /coaching/advice/HowToContinueADelayedTriplePeel.htm   (1549 words)

  
 Imperative: Singular
Here goes: If the last syllable is long, stressed Miss Penult carries an acute accent and is pronounced shortish, even if she is fattish herself.
If, like here in short command forms, the last syllable becomes short, a fattish penult will just relax and become really fat under her circumflex hat.
penult in origin and as such can only be pronounced shortish and carry an acute accent.
members.tripod.com /leserables/imperative/singular.html   (380 words)

  
 Alphabet
is considered short when determining the accent.  The last syllable is called the ultima, the next to the last syllable is the penult, and the second from the last is the antepenult.
An acute accent on the ultima is changed to a grave if it is followed by another word (but not if it is followed by an enclitic or punctuation).
Nouns and adjectives have a persistent accent which means the same accent tends to remain on the same syllable used in its singular nominative form regardless of what endings are added/subtracted.  The above table lists the exceptions to this general rule.
mysite.verizon.net /bunning/SGNTI/reference.htm   (738 words)

  
 Enclitics Exercise   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Retain acute on penult, add acute on ultima, no accent on encls.
Retain acute on penult, add acute on 2nd encl.
Retain acute on penult, add acute on 1st encl.
socrates.berkeley.edu:7066 /~ancgreek/accenthtml/encl_pract4.html   (171 words)

  
 Latin Pronunciation
For words of three or more syllables, if the vowel of the second to last syllable (penult) is long, a diphthong, or before two consecutive consonants, it gets the accent.
If the penult does not meet the criteria of rule 2, the third to last syllable (antepenult) gets the accent, except in situations governed by rule 5.
No syllable other than the penult or antepenult may have the accent in a word of two or more syllables.
www.dbcsez.com /latin/Pronunciation.htm   (347 words)

  
 Pronunciation   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
The accent of five-sixths of the words is on the penult, and a few proper names accent the first syllable.
The general rule, then, is that the accent falls on the penult; but there are many exceptions and some words which look the same to the eye take on entirely different meanings by different tones, accents, or inflections.
No distinction is made between k and t or l and r, and w sounds like v between the penult and final syllable of a word.
www.sacred-texts.com /pac/hlog/hlog04.htm   (333 words)

  
 Greek Pronounciation and Spelling of Scientific names
When we know that when the penult (the next to the last syllable of a word) is a long one, it must be stressed.
When we know that the penult is a short one, we must put the stress on the antepenult.
A – ka – ntho – psis (stressed on the penult) hi – ro – ry – nhus (stressed on the penult).
www.malawicichlidhomepage.com /aquainfo/greek_pronounce.html   (3929 words)

  
 Accents   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
-on the penult, except when the penult is long and the ultima is short.
-on the penult, when the penult is long and the ultima is short.
Recessive accent = accent on verbs: it is placed as far toward the beginning of the word as it is allowed by the rules.
classics.rutgers.edu /gr101/accents.html   (192 words)

  
 Verb Accent Practice
But this is a verb, and therefore the accent must go back to the left as far as the rules permit.
This is a verb, and therefore the accent must go back to the left as far as the rules permit, in this case, to the penult.
But remember that an accented penult will have a circumflex if and only if the penult is long and the ultima is short.
www.ntgreek.net /accent01/accent.htm   (630 words)

  
 allabstracts
For Féry (1998) the penult is stressed if the final syllable is light (e.g Gúmmi 'gum'), the final syllable is stressed if it is heavy (e.g Pakét 'packet') and the antepenult is stressed if the penult is a schwa syllable (e.g.
In contrast, words with open penult were stressed on the penult only in cases with open final and antepenultimate syllable (e.g.
Two main observations considering the deviation from penultimate stress could be drawn from the data: (1) The penult of pseudowords is not stressed if the penult is open and the final syllable is closed.
www.uni-koeln.de /phil-fak/idsl/linguistik/tagung/allabstract.html   (2044 words)

  
 Croquet World Online Magazine | News & Features
He hits the pioneer for 4-back, which is displaced, but it enables him to rush-peel the ball in penult, and he comes down to 4-back, in the end, with the previous pilot ball at 3-back.
This proves a bit of a difficulty, and after 5 there are still two balls near 4-back, though both are clear of the hoop, and both are in the game by 6.
But several attempts at the penult peel fail, and it does not come about until Fulford is at penult itself, when, in the croquet stroke which does the job, Fulford's other ball hits the wire and goes to one side.
www.croquetworld.com /1997Archives/Bunbury9.asp   (1825 words)

  
 B a s i c R u l e s F o r G r e e k A c c e n t s   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Mastery of accents comes only slowly, because their rules are complex; but you should not, in despair, just ignore them (as foolish students do).
("fishes") ἰχθύες ἰχψύων ἰχψύσι etc. (there it is always on the penult); (b) in many adjectives, e.g.
("fish") ἰχθύς, ἰχθύος, ἰχθύι, ἰχθύα etc.; or ("having left") λιπών, -όντος, -όντι, -όντα etc. -- the accent should be seen as "fixed" on the penult even though the nom.
www.udallas.edu /classics/resources/Accents.htm   (2899 words)

  
 Appendix E. Results of Linguistic Research
The first has lexical stress on the penult, the second on the ultima.
So the penult functions as the keystone of the rhythmic unit in Welsh.
He observes that several non- Welsh-speaking English speakers, when played samples of Welsh words and asked to locate the stress, consistently chose the ultima, which is more acoustically prominent than the (stressed) penult.
www.cs.cf.ac.uk /fun/welsh/AppendixE.html   (1091 words)

  
 The Carnivorous Plant FAQ: Botanical Latin
To determine where the accent falls in a word, you must divide it into syllables.
If there is a long vowel in the penult, (the next- to-last syllable), the penult gets the accent.
If the penult has a short vowel, the accent goes on the syllable before the penult, the antepenult.
www.sarracenia.com /faq/faq6010f.html   (423 words)

  
 Accentuation of Verbs
In that case, if the penult has a long vowel (or diphthong) in it, the accent will be a circumflex; if the penult's vowel is short, the accent will be an acute.
Everything, then, depends on the quantity of the last syllable and so it is absolutely vital to memorize the quantity of any alpha, iota or upsilon in a verb ending.
To recap the relevant ones: only an acute can stand on the antepenult and only when the ultima is short; a circumflex can only stand on a long vowel; an accented long penult must carry a circumflex before a short ultima; an accented long penult cannot carry a circumflex before a long ultima.
www.classicalmyth.com /greek/recessive.html   (610 words)

  
 Ancient Greek: Accent Rules   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
the accent prefers to go on the antepenult, but will be pulled back to the penult or to the ultima when any of the General Rules apply.
The grave is found only on the ultima; the circumflex is found only on the penult or ultima; the acute is found only on the antepenult, penult, or ultima.
If the ultima is short, then if the accent is found on the penult, it will be a circumflex.
www.sfu.ca /classics/greek/accent.htm   (334 words)

  
 Ultimate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Look up Penultimate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
In linguistics, relating to the second last syllable or penult of a word.
Look up Antepenultimate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ultimate   (177 words)

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