-morph

See also: morph

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek μορφή (morphḗ, “form, shape”).

Pronunciation

  • Rhymes: -ɔː(ɹ)f

Suffix

-morph

  1. shape, form, structure
  2. morpheme

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -morph
aeromorph
allelomorph
allomorph
allomorphic
allotriomorph
amorph
andromorph
anthropomorph
antimorph
apomorph
apseudomorph
avimorph
bimorph
biomorph
carbomorph
cyclomorphosis
cynomorph
dickinsoniomorph
dimorph
dysmorphia
ecomorph
ectomorph
ectomorphic
electromorph
endomorph
giraffomorph
gynandromorph
gynomorph
heteromorph
holomorph
homeomorph
homomorph
hypermorph
hypomorph
hystricomorph
-morphic
ichthyomorph
idiomorph
iguanomorph
infomorph
-morphism
isomorph
karyomorph
kimberellomorph
mesomorph
metamorph
metamorphosis
monomorph
multimorph
myrmecomorph
nematomorph
neomorph
nucleomorph
olenimorph
oligomorph
ornithomorph
ornithuromorph
-morphous
palynomorph
paramorph
pentamorph
perimorph
phytomorph
pleisiomorph
plesiomorph
Pokémorph
polymorph
protomorph
pseudomorph
rangeomorph
rhizomorph
stabilomorph
symmorph
tecnomorph
teleomorph
tetramorph
theromorph
transmorph
trimorph
unimorph
xenomorph
xeromorph
zoomorph

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