Movement of stress to a later syllable

From the first to the second syllable in dissyllabic words:

chal ^Ilenge, col ^Ileague, hi ^Ijack, mat ^Itress, pe ^Itrol, spe ^Icies, ty ^Ipist.

From the penultimate syllable to the ultimate syllable in trisyllabic words:

attri ^Ibute, contri ^Ibute, embar ^Irass, inter ^Ipret, prohi ^Ibit, tar ^Ipaulin.

From the initial syllable to the penultimate syllable in trisyllabic words:

A ^Igatha, a ^Imorous, A ^Irabic, ca ^Ilendar, co ^Ivetous, Do ^Irothy, Jo ^Inathan, main ^Itenance, ma ^Irital, moun ^Itainous, pas ^Itoral, spi ^Iritual, ten ^Itative.

From the antepenult to the penultimate syllable in words of four syllables:

infor ^Imative, mono ^Igamous, peri ^Ipheral, pheno ^Imenal, poly ^Igamist, steno ^Igrapher

From the antepenult to the penultimate syllable in words of five syllables:

argumen ^Itative, represen ^Itative.

From the first to the ultimate syllable in words of three syllables:

Cathe ^Irine, cele ^Ibrate, classi ^Ify, Emi ^Ily, gentle ^Iman, mara ^Ithon, recog ^Inise.

From the antepenult to the ultimate syllable in words of four syllables:

articu ^Ilate, compute ^Irise, diversi ^Ify, insinu ^Iate, negoti ^Iate.

From the initial syllable to the antepenult in words of four syllables:

a ^Ilimony, jour ^Inalism, ma ^Igistracy, ne ^Igligible, pe ^Idagogy, sta ^Itutory, tri ^Ibalism.

From the pre-antepenultimate syllable to the antepenultimate syllable in words of five syllables:

admo ^Initory, empi ^Iricism, expla ^Inatory, fana ^Iticism, prepa ^Iratory.

From the first to the penultimate syllable in words of four syllables:

cumu ^Ilative, gene ^Irative, quanti ^Itative, specu ^Ilative.

From the pre-antepenultimate to the penultimate syllable in words of five syllables:

adminis ^Itrative, authori ^Itative, coope ^Irative.

From the initial to the antepenultimate syllable in words of five syllables:

capi ^Italism, natio ^Inalism, regio ^Inalism.

Other patterns can be found in Simo Bobda (1994: 266–269).