-morpha

See also: morpha

Translingual

Etymology

    Borrowed from Ancient Greek μορφή (morphḗ, “shape, appearance”).

    Suffix

    -morpha

    1. (zoology) Used to form taxonomic names of animals, usually at the level of infraorder or higher

    Derived terms

    Translingual terms suffixed with -morpha
    Anguimorpha
    Anomaluromorpha
    Anthropomorpha
    Ascaridomorpha
    Asilomorpha
    Atherinomorpha
    Balanomorpha
    Bangiomorpha
    Bibionomorpha
    Castorimorpha
    Caviomorpha
    Cercomeromorpha
    Chaetomorpha
    Cicadomorpha
    Cimicomorpha
    Clupeomorpha
    Coelacanthimorpha
    Cosmiomorpha
    Crocodylomorpha
    Ctenodactylomorpha
    Culicomorpha
    Cynomorpha
    Elopomorpha
    Frondomorpha
    Fulgoromorpha
    Geophilomorpha
    Gnathostomatomorpha
    Helminthomorpha
    Hystricomorpha
    Lagomorpha
    Lampridiomorpha
    Lepidosauromorpha
    Ligiamorpha
    Lithobiomorpha
    Littorinimorpha
    Mugilomorpha
    Muscomorpha
    Nematomorpha
    Osteoglossomorpha
    Oxyuridomorpha
    Pentatomomorpha
    Percomorpha
    Phiomorpha
    Polymixiomorpha
    Pseudomorpha
    Pulicomorpha
    Pythonomorpha
    Reptiliomorpha
    Rhabditomorpha
    Sauropodomorpha
    Scincomorpha
    Sciuromorpha
    Scolopendromorpha
    Scopelomorpha
    Scutigeromorpha
    Selachimorpha
    Smegmamorpha
    Soricomorpha
    Strangalomorpha
    Synapsidomorpha
    Tetractinomorpha
    Tetrapodomorpha
    Tipulomorpha
    Trilobitomorpha
    Troctomorpha
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