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morphome: a standalone construct

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Morphology

a purely morphological function or pattern, such as a stem shared by unrelated paradigm cells, that is not reducible to syntax, meaning or phonology.

In morphology, morphome refers to a purely morphological function or pattern, such as a stem shared by unrelated paradigm cells, that is not reducible to syntax, meaning or phonology. This meaning comes from Aronoff (1993) in Morphology by Itself.[1]

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References

Aronoff, M. (1993). Morphology by Itself. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262011365

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