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| − | Although '''artisanal''' is the[[adjective]] meaning 'to do with '''artisan'''<nowiki>'</nowiki>, it is pronounced differently. | + | Although '''artisanal''' is the [[adjective]] meaning 'to do with '''artisan'''<nowiki>'</nowiki>, it is pronounced differently. |
*The [[noun]] '''artisan''', which means 'a craftsperson', and particularly 'a person who makes by hand something available in mechanized mass production', has the stress on the third syllable, 'art-y-ZAN', {{IPA|ɑ<sup>r</sup> tɪ ˈzæn}} | *The [[noun]] '''artisan''', which means 'a craftsperson', and particularly 'a person who makes by hand something available in mechanized mass production', has the stress on the third syllable, 'art-y-ZAN', {{IPA|ɑ<sup>r</sup> tɪ ˈzæn}} | ||
| − | *The [[adjective]] '''artisanal''' has the stress on the | + | *The [[adjective]] '''artisanal''' has the stress on the second syllable, 'art-IS-an-el', {{IPA|ɑ<sup>r</sup> ˈtɪ zən əl}} |
| − | Difficulty may be avoided by using '''artisan''' [[epithet]]ically, as in 'artisan baker' and ' | + | Difficulty may be avoided by using '''artisan''' [[epithet]]ically, as in 'artisan baker' and 'artisan bread'. |
[[Category:pronunciation]] | [[Category:pronunciation]] | ||
[[Category:Shift of stress]] | [[Category:Shift of stress]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:53, 26 March 2017
Although artisanal is the adjective meaning 'to do with artisan', it is pronounced differently.
- The noun artisan, which means 'a craftsperson', and particularly 'a person who makes by hand something available in mechanized mass production', has the stress on the third syllable, 'art-y-ZAN', IPA: /ɑr tɪ ˈzæn/
- The adjective artisanal has the stress on the second syllable, 'art-IS-an-el', IPA: /ɑr ˈtɪ zən əl/
Difficulty may be avoided by using artisan epithetically, as in 'artisan baker' and 'artisan bread'.
