Re: *Another* natlang question (this one is short)

>>
>> Exactly like for two-syllable words: regular stress (ie without accent
mark) is
>> on:
>> - the penultimate for words that end with a vowel, n or s,
>> - the last syllable for words that end with a consonnant other than n or
s.
>
>One more rule:  words ending in -mente are stressed as if the -mente were
>a separate word (which historically it was).
>
Ahh, right. I read about that in an aged layman's linguistics book
called "The Loom of Language"...

Imperative