Abstract
0. In the early stages of analysis, Southeastern Tepehuan (SET)' vowel length appeared to be conditioned by accent. Although in a majority of words accent fell on closed syllables, there were so many exceptions that no general statement could be made. Thus accent was relegated to being a feature of the underlying character of roots. Reduplicated forms, however, were a confusing body of unpredictable accent; if accent were phonemic, why did it occur on the root syllable of some forms and on the reduplicated syllable in others? Some plurals
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