low level tone, and the non- syllable in Standard Danish corresponds to a high rising tone: On Zealand, some traditional dialects have a phenomenon called short-vowel (): some monosyllabic words with a short vowel and a coda consonant cluster have when the definite suffix follows: 'priest' but 'the priest'. In Western Jutland, a second , more like a preconsonantal glottal stop, occurs in addition to the one of Standard Danish. It occurs in different environments, particularly after stressed vowels before final consonant clusters that arise through the elision of final unstressed vowels. For example, the word 'to pull', which is /trække/ in Standard Danish, is [tʁæʔk] in Western Jutlandic. Also, the present tense , which is /trækker/ in Standard Danish, is [tʁæʔkə] in Western Jutlandic. References Bibliography