Which is also tied into a discussion a few days ago, how the most common verbs (e.g. be) are much shorter and irregular in most languages -- because they are fetched from a direct, small, cache of readily usable forms, and not supposed to be derived from the general rules (e.g. adding -ed) like common verbs (which is slower).
Which is also tied into a discussion a few days ago, how the most common verbs (e.g. be) are much shorter and irregular in most languages -- because they are fetched from a direct, small, cache of readily usable forms, and not supposed to be derived from the general rules (e.g. adding -ed) like common verbs (which is slower).