В търсене на регулярни тенденции при акцентуването в българския език
Ключови думи :
регулярно ударение, акроними, взаимодействие между фонология и морфологияАбстракт
Статията поставя въпроса дали в отсъствие на акцентна спецификация на морфемите в българския език се проявява регулярна тенденция в акцентуването. Изследването на акцентуването на акроними, основано на речников материал, показа доминиране на пенултимно ударение при единиците, завършващи на гласна, и ултимно при тези, които завършват на съгласен звук. Резултатите отразяват хармонично групиране и могат да се интерпретират като ориентация на ударението към дясната граница на основата. Отчита се също отражението на ефекта на лексикалната честота.
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