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Effects of mora phonemes on Japanese word accent was analyzed statistically, utilizing a set of about 124,000 frequently used common nouns derived from the Japanese Word Dictionary edited by EDR (the Japan Electronic Dictionary Research Institute, Ltd., Japan). In this analysis, Japanese syllable was defined as preceding consonant (+semi-vowel) +following vowel, accompanied / not accompanied by mora phoneme. Mora phonemes adopted here were elongated portion of vowel: /H/, chocked sound: /Q/, syllabic nasal: /N/, and /i/ portion of diphthongs: /I/. The average ratio of attachment of accent to vowel type syllables was 13% and to semi-vowel +vowel type syllables 16%. In both types, the difference according to the kind of following vowels was not significant. As for the effect of mora phonemes, the ratios of accent attached to the syllables accompanied by mora phonemes were about several percents higher than their average for any kind of following semi-vowels and vowels. The average ratio of accent attached to vowel and semi-vowel +vowel type syllables was 14%, but in syllables of any kind of preceding consonants accompanied by mora phoneme, the ratios were more than several percents higher than the average. The words which involve the mora phonemes were categorized by each kind of mora phoneme, and compiled into the list in the order of Japanese syllabary, and the lists of different number of syllables composing each word in the order of Japanese syllabary. In addition, the list for retrieving the possible candidate words which could be replaced if the mora phonemes were missing through imperfect hearing or pronouncing. Those databases are useful for language teaching and speech training, as well as for basic research on speech processing.
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