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Sorry, but the Dreimorengesetz described is not such, it is the Latin antepaenultima-rule. In which the one or two morae of last syllable are immaterial.
Co-N-di-tus (masc. nom. sing.) has same accent as co-N-di-to-(o)s (masc. acc. pl.) in Latin.
It is on Greek where you have a nearly strict Dreimorengesetz:
HY-do-or
HY-da-tos
but Gen. pl.:
hy-DA-to-(o)n
due to omega in last syllable (long o, = o-(o) above) and Dreimorengesetz.
It is set out of play in some Attic forms, but otherwise stable. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 194.153.110.5 (talk) 14:11, 5 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]
