Definition of morphon in English:

morphon

noun ˈmɔːfɒn

Linguistics

In stratificational grammar: = "morphophoneme".

noun ˈmɔːfɒn

Botany

A category or subdivision defined on the basis of morphological features; a morphological type.

Origin

1960s. Shortened from morphoneme or morphophoneme
1970s; earliest use found in Soviet Soil Science. Probably from morpho- + -on, after Russian morfon.

Definition of morphon in US English:

morphon

nounˈmɔːfɒn

Linguistics

In stratificational grammar: = "morphophoneme".

nounˈmɔːfɒn

Botany

A category or subdivision defined on the basis of morphological features; a morphological type.

Origin

1960s. Shortened from morphoneme or morphophoneme<br>1970s; earliest use found in Soviet Soil Science. Probably from morpho- + -on, after Russian morfon.

单词	morphon
释义	Definition of morphon in English: morphon noun ˈmɔːfɒn Linguistics In stratificational grammar: = "morphophoneme". noun ˈmɔːfɒn Botany A category or subdivision defined on the basis of morphological features; a morphological type. Origin 1960s. Shortened from morphoneme or morphophoneme 1970s; earliest use found in Soviet Soil Science. Probably from morpho- + -on, after Russian morfon. Definition of morphon in US English: morphon nounˈmɔːfɒn Linguistics In stratificational grammar: = "morphophoneme". nounˈmɔːfɒn Botany A category or subdivision defined on the basis of morphological features; a morphological type. Origin 1960s. Shortened from morphoneme or morphophoneme<br>1970s; earliest use found in Soviet Soil Science. Probably from morpho- + -on, after Russian morfon.
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