Wordform similarity increases with semantic similarity: an analysis of 100 languages (bibtex)

by Isabelle Dautriche, Kyle Mahowald, Edward Gibson and Steven T. Piantadosi

Reference:

Wordform similarity increases with semantic similarity: an analysis of 100 languages (Isabelle Dautriche, Kyle Mahowald, Edward Gibson and Steven T. Piantadosi), In Cognitive Science, volume 41, 2017.

Bibtex Entry:

@article{dautriche2016wordform,
  title={Wordform similarity increases with semantic similarity: an analysis of 100 languages},
  author={Isabelle Dautriche and Kyle Mahowald and Edward Gibson and Steven T. Piantadosi},
  journal={Cognitive Science},
  year={2017},
  volume={41},
  issue={8},
  pages={2149--2169},
  url={http://colala.berkeley.edu/papers/dautriche2016wordform.pdf},
  tags={language, psycholinguistics},
  eli5={Words that sound similar tend to have similar meanings.}
}