Depending on what subject you’re studying, morphology can mean different things. In linguistics, morphology is the study of word formation, words, and how words relate to each other in a language.

*-ing on words such as jumping, running, borrowing, boxing. Take the first example ‘jumping’ Split it into two morphemes: one free morpheme (jump) and one bound morpheme (-ing) Once you identify that ...

Introduction to morphology -- The identification of morphemes -- Types of morphemes -- The distribution of morphemes -- Structural classes -- The meaning of morphemes and sequences of morphemes -- ...

Traditionally, morphology dealt with the segmentalization of words into morphemes, and distribution of the allomorphs of a given morpheme. More recently it has come to be included in writing the ...

The verbal morphemes in the Papuan language Nimboran are rigidly ordered; moreover, morphemes with identical ordering properties are in complementary distribution. This suggests that verbal morphemes ...

The paper aims to investigate the real size of the minimal prosodic stem/word in Malawian Tonga (popularly known as ciTonga), a Southern Bantu language spoken in Malawi. At the surface level, it is ...

Morphologist and Professor at The State University of New York at Stony Brook. 2005: President of The Linguistic Society of America. Research explores almost all aspects of Morphology and its ...