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A morpheme is the smallest linguistic unit that carries meaning, such as prefixes and suffixes. A morph is the phonetic representation or pronunciation of a morpheme. For example, the plural morpheme "-s" has different morphs depending on the preceding sound, such as /s/ in "cats", /z/ in "dogs", and /ɪz/ in "houses". These various pronunciations are called allomorphs, which are variations in how a single morpheme can be pronounced.
- Author
- Sajid Khattak
- Language
- EN