Concept information
Preferred term
mora
Broader concept
Example
- Moras are generally believed to be abstract psychological units in Japanese. (Inaba, 1998)
- Moras are the units of timing and directly related with feet. (Inaba, 1998)
- The emergence of the notion of mora under theories of metrical phonology stems from the mora concept of the Prague School that gives weight to syllables (Trubetzkoy 1969). (Inaba, 1998)
- When we posit moraic trochees in which moras are subconstituents of syllables we face up to a problem. (Inaba, 1998)
In other languages
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French
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/8LP-PJS3CQD9-0
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