Syllable

1. Speech flow

1.1. the peak of prominence

1.2. the valley of prominence

2. Speech sound

2.1. Syllabic

2.2. Non-syllabic

3. The main rules of the syllable division

3.1. The sequence of /’CVCV/ may include two open syllables if the stressed vowel is a long monophthong or a diphthong.

3.2. The sequence of /’CVCV/ has a closed syllable and an open one /'CVC-V/ if the stressed vowel is a short monophthong.

3.3. Short and long monophthongs' and diphthongs make for an open type syllable it they are unstressed and are separated from the adjacent vowels by only one consonant.

4. the phonetic syllable division

5. the orthographic syllable division

6. Functions

6.1. constitutive

6.2. distinctive

6.3. recognitive

7. closed

8. The main classification of syllables with vowels

9. covered

10. uncovered

11. open

12. The main classification of syllables with sonorants

12.1. Ş type

12.2. CŞ type

12.3. CŞC type