From: elmeras2000
Message: 33630
Date: 2004-07-26
> Jens:However,
> > You are in a way saying that all forms have penultimate accent if
> > postposed demonstratives and plural markers are disregarded.
> > that looks precisely wrong. In the more elaborate endings theaccent
> > plainly moves to the right, not to the left. Why are you sayingthe
> > opposite?[Glen:]
> Accent doesn't move to the left. It's a right-based accentplacement.
> What are you talking about? Can you provide an example?[Jens:]
> > As for how the (ante)penultimate accentuation is regular andpredictable,
> > it is predictably antepenultimate whenever endings are in originthe
> > demonstratives or when they are markers of plurality, otherwise
> > accent is penultimate.What do *you* mean by that? Can *you* give an example? My problem is