allomorph


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
allomorph /ˈaləmɔːf/
noun Linguistics any of two or more representations of a morpheme, such as the plural endings /s/ (as in bats) and /z/ (as in bugs).
– derivatives
allomorphic adjective.
– origin 1940s: from allo- + morpheme.
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