IPA: /ˌmɔːrfoʊfəˈnɛmɪks/
KK: /mɔrfoʊfəˈnɛmɪks/
The study of how the sounds of words change when they are combined with other sounds, especially in different grammatical forms.
Linguists often explore morphophonemics to understand how sounds interact in different languages.
Morphophonemics → It is formed from "morpho-" (from Greek "morphe", meaning form) and "phonemics" (from Greek "phonema", meaning sound). The term refers to the study of how morphemes (the smallest units of meaning) are realized in different phonetic forms, thus combining the concepts of form and sound in linguistics.
Think of 'form' ('morphe') and 'sound' ('phonema') coming together to study how meanings change with different sounds.
No commonly confused words.