on the antepenultimate syllable. In all these words, the last two vowels are identical, and are separated by a glottal stop. One can posit that in such words, the last syllable is extrametrical, and does not count towards stress assignment.This extrametricality does not apply in the case of words with only two syllables, which remain stressed on the penultimate syllable.

In compound words, each morpheme's stressed syllable carries secondary stress, and the stressed syllable of the last morpheme