IPA: /mɔˈfiːmɪks/
KK: /mɔrˈfimɪks/
The study of the smallest units of meaning in a language and how they combine to form words.
Morphemics helps linguists understand how different parts of words contribute to their meanings.
Morphemics → It is formed from "morpheme" (from Greek "morphe", meaning form or shape) and "-ics" (a suffix used in fields of study). The word refers to the study of the forms and structures of morphemes, which are the smallest units of meaning in a language.
Think of 'morpheme' as the 'form' of a word, and '-ics' as the study of that form. So, morphemics is all about studying the forms that create meaning in language.
No commonly confused words.