Prosodic Foot Structure is a hierarchical prosodic unit in suprasegmental phonology that organizes syllables into metrical constituents to capture patterns of stress, rhythm, and prominence within phonological words or phrases.
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Prosodic Structure in Young Children's Language Production
LouAnn Gerken · Language · 1996 · 346 citations
Evidence for foot structure in Japanese
William J. Poser · Language · 1990 · 233 citations
The English Rhythm Rule as an accent deletion rule
Carlos Gussenhoven · Phonology · 1991 · 138 citations
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