secondary stress वाक्य

Heavy syllables without primary stress receive secondary stress:
Misantla Totonac has both primary and secondary stress.
Secondary stress is assigned right to left from the final syllable, falling on every other mora.
The accent marks a secondary stress in Portuguese.
Primary stress falls on the final syllable, with secondary stress on every second syllable from the end.

However, secondary stress always precedes primary stress and clitics are never able to carry stress in Wandamen.
Secondary stress may also occur on word-initial light syllables without primary stress, but further research is required.
Primary stress generally occurs on the penultimate syllable of the word, with secondary stresses on alternating syllables.
High secondary stresses were observed in the diagonal bracing members and it was decided to deal with that.
Dictionaries also disagree on secondary stress.