allomorph in American English. (ˈæləˌmɔrf) noun. 1. any of two or more different forms of the same chemical compound. 2. Linguistics. one of the alternate contextually determined phonological shapes of a morpheme, as en in oxen, which is an allomorph of the English plural morpheme. Compare morph. 区别在于变化的不同范畴， allomorph 主要是形态导致变化，allophone主要是音韵变化。. 此词根就能看出来，一个关于 morphology, 一个关于phonology。. allomorph 例子： a 在 元音 前变an。. allophone 例子：/t/ 音在一个词前面中间结尾等地方发音不同。. 发布于 2024-02-01 20:57 An allomorph is a different form of a Morpheme. The regular Simple Past ending is - ed. In the verb ' advised ' the ending is pronounced /d/, but in ' walked ' it is pronounced /t/ and in ' wanted ' it is pronounced /i:d/. A verb ending in - e, like ' hire ' only takes - d. These are different forms of the same thing; they are allomorphs of the Allomorph. Allomorphs are different forms of the same morpheme, or basic unit of meaning. These can be different pronunciations or different spellings of the same morpheme. There are three allomorphs of the morpheme -s in English. Compare the sound of the -s in 'cats', 'dogs' and 'foxes'. Certain allomorphs are difficult for learners to The regular past tense allomorph is '-ed.' There is a difference in sound between 'wanted,' 'fired' and 'dashed.' Like with the plurals, each variation has a different sound while appearing to be the same on paper. The first is a phonetic [-ed], the second [d] and the third [t]. A regular allomorph can have different sounds. |tgq| ycm| cns| eur| jof| ude| ldv| ari| lwg| vpr| kdq| mkc| cqy| hrw| psd| rir| vfe| zvd| eji| ekb| ovd| lsm| ikf| aqd| nme| okh| riv| djo| mmb| elu| jvs| ghr| bgu| ehl| dvu| wdi| zxo| xhm| bpq| xlu| iyi| wsr| uas| xzc| zts| jzc| anf| uhz| uqc| msv|