of the following (non-stress-bearing)

suffixes: -can (some words only), ci, (-s)-e, -en, -i, -ing, -la, -mo (except bruk- mo), -mo (pron. ngo), -na, -pa (II), -pa (VI), -pho, -phu, -phun, -po, -re, -sang, -shik, -tsa (II, 'some'), or -tu, in which case it is the syllable immediately before this suffix that is the stress-bearing syllable (unless that syllable is also one these non-stress-bearing syllables; but that is rarely so ).4