From: Miguel Carrasquer
Message: 19087
Date: 2003-02-23
>Piotr Gasiorowski wrote:Loss of consonants normally does not affect the syllable count. Loss
>> No, it's on /e/ in <éram>, <éra:s>, <érat> and <érant>, but in
>> trisyllabic <erá:mus> and <erá:tis> the long-vowelled penultimate
>> syllable attracts stress. Do check the rules again
>>
>The trisyllabic words became twosyllabic after the lost of final
>consonant, don't they?
>anyway, there is a bit trouble with this "m" final which sometimes isWhere e.g. Spanish has normalized the accent on the model of the
>lost sometimes not.
>Latin:
>eram , eras, erat, eramus, eratis, erant
>Romanian:
>eram, erai, era, eram, eratsi, erau