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#[[Utterance]] ([[U]])<ref name="hayes1989" /><ref name="nespor1986" />

# Intonational phrase (I-phrase), ([[ι]])<ref name="selkirk1996" /> also known as:

#* Full intonational phrase<ref name="pierrehumbert1988">{{cite book | last = Pierrehumbert | first = J. | last2 = Beckman | first2 = M. B. | title = Japanese Tone Structure | url = https://archive.org/details/japanesetonestru00pier | url-access = registration | ___location = Cambridge, MA | publisher = MIT Press | date = 1988}}</ref>

#Phonological phrase (P-phrase, [[Φ]]),<ref name="hayes1989" /><ref name="nespor1986" /> also known as:

#* Major phrase<ref name="selkirk1996" />

#* Intermediate intonational phrase<ref name="pierrehumbert1988" />

#Accentual phrase,<ref name="pierrehumbert1988" /> also known as:

#* Minor phrase<ref name="selkirk1996" />

#[[Clitic]] group ([[C]])<ref name="hayes1989" /><ref name="nespor1986" />

#[[Phonological word]] (P-word, [[ω]]), sometimes also called the '''prosodic word'''<ref name="selkirk1996" /><ref name="hayes1989" /><ref name="nespor1986" />

#[[Foot (linguistics)|Foot]] (F, [[φ]] or [[Σ]])<ref name="selkirk1996" /><ref name="hayes1989" /><ref name="nespor1986" />

#[[Syllable]] ([[Sigma|σ]])<ref name="selkirk1996" /><ref name="hayes1989" /><ref name="nespor1986" />

#[[Mora (linguistics)|Mora]] ([[μ]])<ref name="selkirk1996" />