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Subject: Question
Author: -=A=-   (Authenticated as Avgvst)
Date: March 25, 2008 at 10:11:46 PM
What is the correct term for the accentuated syllable in a multisyllable word?

Example:

(the name Theodora) thee-oh-DOHR-uh = the DOHR syllable?

Could one refer to it as the "accentuate" or is there another name for it?

Surely there must be something simpler than "accentuated syllable."

Thanks.

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