Morae #
The mora (μ) — the base node of the prosodic hierarchy and the unit of
syllable weight, following [Hay89]. A mora is an autosegmental node on
the prosodic tier that dominates melodic material (segments). Weight is the
number of morae; a syllable, foot, and word are each a structure dominating the
level below (Syllable, Foot, Word), so weight aggregates up one uniform
moraCount API.
A long vowel is two morae dominating the same melody; a non-moraic coda rides
on the preceding mora's dominates.
Main definitions #
Mora— a prosodic-tier node dominating a melody.Mora.of,Mora.attach— the mora of one segment, and adjunction of further melody (a non-moraic coda) to a mora.
A mora (μ): a prosodic-tier node dominating the melody linked to it. A long
vowel is two morae dominating the same melody; a non-moraic coda rides on the
preceding mora's dominates.
- dominates : List Phonology.Segment
The melody this μ node dominates.
Instances For
Equations
- Prosody.instDecidableEqMora.decEq { dominates := a } { dominates := b } = if h : a = b then h ▸ isTrue ⋯ else isFalse ⋯
Instances For
Attach extra melody (e.g. a non-moraic coda) to a mora.