Question

Ударение в слове margo (латынь)

Answer 1

Ответ:

ударение на первый слог -  [ˈmar.ɡoː]

Answer 2

In латынь (Latin), the word "margo" does not have a fixed accentuation since Latin is a highly inflected language, and accent rules can vary depending on the specific form of the word (nominative, genitive, accusative, etc.).

The word "margo" can be translated to English as "margin" or "edge." In Latin, it can take on different forms depending on its grammatical role in a sentence. Here are a few examples of different forms of "margo" with their possible accentuation:

1. Margo (nominative singular) - no specific accentuation, but it is commonly pronounced as "MAR-go."
2. Margō (nominative plural) - accented on the second syllable: "MAR-goh."
3. Margĭnem (accusative singular) - accented on the first syllable: "MAR-ginem."
4. Margĭnes (accusative plural) - accented on the first syllable: "MAR-gi-nes."

If you have a specific form of "margo" in mind, please provide it, and I can help you with the accentuation for that particular form.