Noun:

પ્રેશર માર્ક,

stress mark's Usage Examples:

grave accent, and the role of grave accent is limited to the secondary stress mark in certain dictionaries (acute accent shows the main stress): псèвдосфе́ра.

diphthong, as the stress mark already marks the diaeresis (ÌA/ìa, ÌE/ìe, ÌO/ìo, ÌU/ìu).

vertical line (primary stress mark: ˈ) before the stressed element, secondary stress by a low vertical line (secondary stress mark: ˌ).

Note that the ui diphthong in cuidar is kept throughout the conjugation despite the fact of the i getting the stress in forms such as cuido (written without stress mark).

But when this vowel pair is final, the stress mark on the first vowel.

truly long vowels) are treated as sequences of vowels, then a single stress mark is sufficient for transcription: áušta /ˈauʃta/ > [ˈâˑʊʃtɐ] ("it cools").

The other special character is a stress mark, or accent (á, é, í or ú).

forms, stress marks indicate which stem syllable bears stress.

Other predictable changes involve stress marks, i—y alternations and i-dropping, some of which are sometimes considered as irregularities.

Spanish, the acute accent in the French word élite is taken as a Spanish stress mark, and the word is pronounced [ˈelite].

Occasionally the stress mark is placed immediately before the nucleus of the syllable, after any consonantal onset.

the shape of the tone (the pitch trace) before the syllable, where a stress mark would go (e.

gave permission to organize the Rodyna club, it was assumed that the stress mark was on the first syllable meant motherland, Rodina.

Synonyms:

accentuation, pitch accent, inflection, accent, word stress, sentence stress, word accent, tonic accent, prosody, emphasis,

Antonyms:

implicit, local, slow, keep quiet, play down,