Editing Klingon language (section)

===Stress===
In [[verb]]s, the stressed syllable is usually the verbal stem itself, as opposed to a prefix or any suffixes, except when a suffix ending with {{mono |{{angle bracket|ʼ}}}} is separated from the verb by at least one other suffix, in which case the suffix ending in {{mono |{{angle bracket|ʼ}}}} is also stressed. In addition, stress may shift to a suffix that is meant to be emphasized.

In [[noun]]s, the final syllable of the stem (the noun itself, excluding any affixes) is stressed. If any syllables ending in {{mono |{{angle bracket|ʼ}}}} are present, the stress shifts to those syllables.

The stress in other words seems to be variable, but this is not a serious issue because most of these words are only one syllable in length. There are some words which should fall under the rules above, but do not, although using the standard rules would still be acceptable.