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de silbe (n) |
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ca síl·laba (n) |
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fr syllabification (n) |
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fr prononcer (v) |
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fr paroxyton (n) |
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fr aum (n) |
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fr approche (n) |
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fr vocaliser (v) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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eo unusilaba (a) |
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fr scansion (n) |
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fr appui (n) |
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fr sloka (n) |
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fr kana (n) |
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fr initial (a) |
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vi âm tiết (n) |
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fr tonème (n) |
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fr majestatif (a) |
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ta அசை (n) |
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es sobreesdrújulo (a) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr pied (n) |
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eo trisilaba (a) |
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fr haïku (n) |
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ka მარცვალი (n) |
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fr yōon (n) |
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fr accent circonflexe (n) |
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fr quiescence (n) |
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la syllaba (n) |
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fr glyconien (a) |
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crh eca (n) |
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ln ekango (n) |
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es sobresdrújulo (a) |
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fr clonie (n) |
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fr pré antépénultième (n) |
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br silabenn (n) |
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fr assonance (n) |
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es esdrújulo (a) |
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fr chorée (n) |
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fr baryton (a) |
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fr thésis (n) |
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fr hexasyllabe (n) |
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fr syllabique (a) |
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fr liaison (n) |
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fr syllabe fermée (n) |
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fr hypercatalecte (n) |
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fr saphique (a) |
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fr phonologie (n) |
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fr trissyllabe (a) |
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id suku kata (n) |
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ca esdrúixol (a) |
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ses harfuɲaa (n) |
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en syllable (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr coda (n) |
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fr palilalie (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr proparoxyton (n) |
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fr hiatus (n) |
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fr syllabe longue par position (n) |
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fr vers (n) |
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fr anté pénultième (n) |
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fr épitase (n) |
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fr octosyllabe (n) |
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fr trissyllabique (a) |
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fr diastole (n) |
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fr polysyllabe (a) |
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fr cacophonie (n) |
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fr initiale (n) |
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it acrotonico (a) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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eo silabo (n) |
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fr canevas (n) |
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fr accent tonique (n) |
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zh 音节 (n) |
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fr e la mi (n) |
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fr géminée (n) |
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tt иҗек (n) |
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fr syllabation (n) |
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fr charade (n) |
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fr mètre (n) |
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kk буын (n) |
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fr dissyllabique (a) |
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fr préantépénultième (n) |
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krc бёлюм (n) |
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fr accent grave (n) |
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fr pénultième (n) |
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tr hece (n) |
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fr ennéasyllabe (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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eo kvarsilaba (a) |
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fr ablation (n) |
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fr ton (n) |
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fr diérèse (n) |
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fr prétonique (a) |
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fr court (a) |
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fr périspomène (a) |
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vi dấu (n) |
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ca esdrúixol (n) |
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fr contracter (v) |
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fr ïambe (n) |
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fr za (n) |
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fr ictus (n) |
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cs slabika (n) |
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se stávval (n) |
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fr rime (n) |
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zh 音節 (n) |
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fr dictionnaire de rimes (n) |
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fr polysyllabique (a) |
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io silabo (n) |
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fr alexandrin (n) |
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fr adjectif court (n) |
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mg vaninteny (v) |
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fr prose (n) |
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ru слог (n) |
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fr décasyllabique (a) |
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fr contrepèterie (n) |
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pt sílaba (n) |
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fr synalèphe (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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it proparossitono (a) |
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de silbentrennung (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr triphtongue (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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grc περισπαω (v) |
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fr catalectique (a) |
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fr dactyle (n) |
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fr oxytoniser (v) |
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fr second (n) |
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eo plursilaba (a) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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bg сричка (n) |
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fr bégayer (v) |
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fr holorime (a) |
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fr oxyton (n) |
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fr pureosseugi (n) |
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fr hendécasyllabe (a) |
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cv сыпăк (n) |
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fr hypologie (n) |
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fr paroxyton (a) |
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fr hexasyllabe (a) |
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fr octosyllabe (a) |
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fr héroïque (a) |
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fr rime léonine (n) |
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fr adjectif long (n) |
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fr syllabe commune (n) |
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fr prosthèse (n) |
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fr temps fort (n) |
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ba ижек (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr syllabe (v) |
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en reduplication (n) |
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fr léonin (a) |
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vi chữ (n) |
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fr extrasyllabique (a) |
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fro sillabe (n) |
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fr tribraque (n) |
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fr propérispomène (n) |
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fi tavu (n) |
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fr syllabisation (n) |
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fr antisyllabique (a) |
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fr épenthétique (a) |
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fr syllabes (n) |
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ja 音節 (n) |
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it sdrucciolo (a) |
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fr syllabogramme (n) |
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fr monosyllabique (a) |
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fr médial (a) |
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fr mélisme (n) |
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fr paralexie (n) |
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fr pré anté pénultième (n) |
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fr propérispomène (a) |
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fr vocalise (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr prononciation (n) |
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fr pauser (v) |
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fr réduplication (n) |
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fr oxyton (a) |
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fr rime léonine simple (n) |
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fr dilation (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr dénasalement (n) |
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fr premier (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr cantiller (v) |
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it sillaba (n) |
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fr équisyllabisme (n) |
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fr syllabisme (n) |
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fr épeler (v) |
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fr contraction (n) |
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fr décasyllabe (a) |
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ha gaɓa (n) |
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fr paragoge (n) |
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oc sillaba (n) |
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es sílaba (n) |
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fr parisyllabique (a) |
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fr bisyllabique (a) |
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fr attaque (n) |
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grc οξυτονοσ (a) |
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fr catalecte (n) |
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fr épenthèse (n) |
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fr mesure (n) |
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fr césure (n) |
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sv stavelse (n) |
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fr finale (n) |
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fr quantité (n) |
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