“…In words with a heavy final syllable (Vitamin—((vi.ta) F (mi:n) F ) ω ), the final syllable constitutes a non-branching foot (a moraic trochee), and in words with a light final syllable, the final syllable constitutes the weak syllable of a bisyllabic trochee. Thus, trisyllabic words varying in the structure of the final syllable consist of either two feet ((σσ) F (σ) F ) ω or one foot (σ(σσ) F ) ω (for such an analysis see Janssen, 2003 ; Domahs et al, 2008 , 2014 ; Knaus and Domahs, 2009 ; Röttger et al, 2012 ).…”