Category:Phonology
Feature:Weight-Sensitive Stress WALS
Name:Unbounded: Stress can be anywhere
Languages (103):
Conlangs (92):
Mikiana
Pasgemanh
Chamanar
Jarolim
Adeyan
Sathir
Bashika
Barip
Meftla
Zhontós
Klingon
Yulasa
Rång
Ruzian
Annese

Stress of any kind has no effect on Annese.

Rayalaka
project 1
Sihaku
Kono Mai
Ferzhic
Stemmutsian
Cenyani
Batu
draga
Shuran
Naeso
Uzkian
Kēlen
Jajuna
Simpified japanese
Proto-Qephex
Kumiko
Choch Gwurx
Treyll
Kostakan
Tlaymyts
Naghtvin
Nayraki
Ixe Wa
Kaynuryos
Prsänëan
Omluuet
solresol
Tatari Faran
Aoma
Khulls
Abaru Human Proto-Language
Laefevesi
Caryatic
National Simphonian
Novoslovnica
Hy'Bae
Necarasso Cryssesa
Settamu
Doubleyew Eyepea
Naharqan
Cyraceí
Ensurti
Draconic
Selade
Sape
Faikari
Ancient Draconian
INS
Zheymi
Matanin
Bologau
Napasei
Ancient Zelev
Nicho
Wara
Ngaraxth Crixth v7
Stress is dependent on (1) the coda of the final syllable and (2) whether certain syllables have creaky voice. In particular, syllables with creaky-voiced vowels are chosen only if a word has only creaky-voiced syllables. If the word ends with a vowel, <s> or a nasal, then the stress is on the first choice among [penultimate, antepenultimate, ultimate, 4th-to-last, ... first]. Otherwise, the stress is on the first choice among all syllables from end to start.
Wistanian
Muosan
Tínaaqhe
Fsonkers
Aats'ax
Qaelian
Batean
Speech of the New West
Ithkuil III
the I-Picked-Some-Random-Features-With-a-Die Language)
Soc'ul'
Keltsvian
Latejami
Miut
Nungonian
Nungonic
Asso-Thrystian
Nao
Central Isles Creole

Natlangs (11):
Russian
Turkish
Amele
Khalkha
Krongo
Maori
Ndyuka
Ngiyambaa
Wichita
Yukaghir (Kolyma)
Karok