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Allomorphic

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al·lo·morph 1  (l-môrf)
n.
See paramorph.

allo·morphic adj.
allo·morphism n.

al·lo·morph 2  (l-môrf)
n.
Any of the variant forms of a morpheme. For example, the phonetic (s) of cats (kts), (z) of pigs (pgz), and (z) horses (hôrsz) are allomorphs of the English plural morpheme.


allo·morphic adj.
allo·morphism n.
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Adj.1.allomorphic - pertaining to allomorphs


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Once the morphological segmentation is available, the generation of lemmata can be achieved by appending the canonical inflectional suffix to the identified base, and potentially applying the necessary allomorphic change to the root.
In Old Maithili, the converbal affix was invariably -i (or, its allomorphic variants -ia/-ia).
The following chapter is in turn an attempt to train the reader to unearth the fossilized allomorphy in that it introduces the further, less transparent allomorphic phenomena such as ablaut, rhotacism and metathesis as well as two types of cognates, i.
 
 
 
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