New posts in morphology

Progressive form of "beware"

verbs morphology defective-verbs

Comparative adverbs

adverbs comparatives morphology flat-adverbs

How many monosyllabic words does English have? (estimations are fine)

morphology syllables

employ, employer, employee - can I generalize this pattern to (verb), (verb)er, (verb)ee? [duplicate]

grammaticality morphology derivational-morphology

Does the word "please" come from "plea"? [closed]

etymology orthography morphology

How many morphemes in 'during'? [closed]

linguistics morphology cranberry-morphemes

General way to describe words like "understand", based on archaic senses of their component parts

single-word-requests etymology morphology compound-words cranberry-morphemes

Is 'hand' in 'beforehand' a morpheme?

morphology

How does suffixing adjectives with "ass" work out grammatically?

slang parts-of-speech offensive-language morphology intensifying-adverbs

How is "art" related with "artificial"

morphology

How is 'compound noun' defined in CGEL?

nouns orthography compounds morphology compound-words

Is "exceptioned" a word?

terminology semantics is-it-a-word morphology

How to identify the type of phrase?

phrases morphology

Can we regard "lecture" as a monomorphemic word in Modern English?

morphology

Dealing with pronouns

personal-pronouns morphology

Where is the root morpheme in Middle English talon (talon, claw) and muscheron (mushroom)?

morphology middle-english

Plural of table leaf

word-usage nouns grammatical-number morphology inflectional-morphology

How to convert verbs to nouns, and nouns to adjectives?

verbs nouns adjectives morphology ing

Why is 'hyper-' considered a prefix, but 'tachy-' is considered a combining form?

grammar morphology

Are there many words that come with “a” as the prefix to mean “no, non” like “asymptomatic” and “apolitical”?

negation prefixes morphology