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Definitions from the WebMorphemeDefinition:A morpheme is the smallest meaningful unit of language that cannot be further divided. It is a foundational element in linguistics, playing a crucial role in forming words and carrying meaning. Examples:Noun (Linguistics Sense):The word "books" has two morphemes: "book" as the root morpheme and "-s" as the inflectional morpheme indicating plural. Noun (General Sense):Scientists often conduct research to identify and categorize different morphemes in various languages. Verb:When children learn to speak, they gradually learn to distinguish and use different morphemes to form words and sentences. Adjective:Knowing morpheme structure helps linguists analyze and understand language patterns more effectively. Adverb:Linguists often study the way morphemes are combined within a language to gain insights into its grammatical structure. Related Products:Search on Amazon for books on Linguistics and Morphology | ||||
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