Compound of平板(へいばん)(heiban,“flat;monotone”) +型(かた)(-kata,“type”,rendaku form型(がた)(gata)).

• (Tokyo)へーばんがた[hèébáńgátá] (Heiban – [0])
• IPA^(key): [he̞ːbã̠ŋɡa̠ta̠]

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平(へい)板(ばん)型(がた)• (heiban-gata) 

1. (phonetics)monotonetype: the most common pitch accent pattern in “standard” Japanese or標(ひょう)準(じゅん)語(ご)(hyōjungo), as used in the mass media, where no syllable is accented: the first syllable has a low pitch and all subsequent syllables have a higher, gradually lowering pitch

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All accent patterns in Japanese may be described as either平板式(へいばんしき)(heiban-shiki) or起(き)伏式(ふくしき)(kifuku-shiki). While起(き)伏式(ふくしき)(kifuku-shiki) is further divided into頭(あたま)高型(だかがた)(atamadaka-gata),中高型(なかだかがた)(nakadaka-gata), and尾(お)高型(だかがた)(odaka-gata), there are no subcategories to平板式(へいばんしき)(heiban-shiki). When contrasting with頭(あたま)高型(だかがた)(atamadaka-gata),中高型(なかだかがた)(nakadaka-gata), or尾(お)高型(だかがた)(odaka-gata), it is customary to use the word平板型(へいばんがた)(heiban-gata) to avoid the inconsistency of comparing型(がた)(-gata) with式(しき)(-shiki).

• 平板式(へいばんしき)(heiban-shiki)

• 頭(あたま)高型(だかがた)(atamadakagata)
• 中高型(なかだかがた)(nakadakagata)
• 尾(お)高型(だかがた)(odakagata)

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