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morphophonemic

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mor·pho·pho·ne·mics  (môrf-f-nmks)
n.
1. (used with a pl. verb) The changes in pronunciation undergone by allomorphs of morphemes as they are modified by neighboring sounds, as the plural allomorphs in cat-s, dog-s, box-es, or as they are modified for grammatical reasons in the course of inflection or derivation, as house versus to house and housing.
2. (used with a sing. verb) The study of the morphophonemics of a language.
morpho·pho·nemic adj.
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Adj.1.morphophonemic - of or relating to morphophonemics
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The article is based on test data reflecting possible extension sequences and the morphophonemic alternations of these extensions for Northern Sotho, garnered from literature research, lexicographic investigation and the computational morphological analysis of texts.
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The striking point that may he underlined here is that how far the atomic meaning units or the morphophonemic meaning units contribute to linguistic understanding?
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