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Menzerath’s Law and the Constant Flow of Linguistic Information

Menzerath describes two regularities governing the relation between the number of syllables and the number of phonemes in German words. The interpretations given by Menzerath (1954) are aimed at what nowadays is called “cognitive economy”:

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