Question about Cuêzi transcription

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Question about Cuêzi transcription

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I notice that the name Iáinos, along with I think a couple of other words, has an acute accent on it. You define the macron and circumflex as denoting the high and falling/low tones, respectively, yet I can't seem to find any mention of the value of the acute. What does it mean?
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I don't think they're native cu?zi words
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IIRC, it marks primary stress in places where earthers would make it sound just wrong to a Cuzeian. Not a part of the native orthography.
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