/**
 * English stress assignment FSM (P2.1 of G2P redesign).
 *
 * Given a syllable count and (optionally) the outer suffix that was peeled
 * off, return the index of the primary stress (and secondary if computable).
 *
 * Two layers:
 *
 *   1. Suffix-driven (rule from SuffixEntry.stress):
 *      - "neutral":  inherit base stress (caller supplies baseStress)
 *      - "pre":      stress on syllable immediately before suffix
 *      - "pre2":     stress on syllable two before suffix
 *      - "self":     suffix syllable bears stress
 *
 *   2. Latin default (no suffix or after recursion):
 *      - 1-2 syllable words: stress initial
 *      - 3+ syllable words: heavy penult attracts, else antepenult
 *      - A syllable is "heavy" if it has a long vowel/diphthong or is closed
 *
 * Syllable representation here is opaque — caller is responsible for
 * syllabifying. The FSM works on syllable counts + heaviness predicate.
 */
import type { SuffixEntry } from "./suffixes";
export interface Stress {
    /** Index (0-based) of the primary-stressed syllable. */
    primary: number;
    /** Optional index of secondary stress (often 2 syllables before primary). */
    secondary?: number;
}
/**
 * Count vowel nuclei in an IPA string. A diphthong like "eɪ" counts as one
 * (two consecutive vowel chars = one nucleus run). Stress marks act as
 * syllable boundaries (so "vi" + "ˈeɪ" in "abbreviation" counts as two
 * separate nuclei, not one hiatus run).
 */
export declare function countIpaSyllables(ipa: string): number;
/**
 * Find the index of the primary-stressed syllable from a dict IPA string.
 * Returns -1 if no primary stress mark is present.
 */
export declare function dictStressIdx(ipa: string): number;
/**
 * Default Latin stress: heavy penult attracts, else antepenult. For very
 * short words, stress initial syllable.
 */
export declare function latinStress(syllableCount: number, isHeavy: (i: number) => boolean): Stress;
/**
 * Assign stress to a word given total syllable count, an optional outer
 * suffix that was peeled off, and (for the neutral case) the base's own
 * stress index. Position-from-end indexing matches the underlying Latin
 * stress rule and unifies the suffix table.
 */
export declare function assignStress(opts: {
    syllableCount: number;
    suffix?: SuffixEntry;
    baseStress?: number;
    isHeavy?: (i: number) => boolean;
}): Stress;