5 Answered Questions for the topic morphology

Morphology Grammar

08/01/19

Why is 'hyper-' considered a prefix, but 'tachy-' is considered a combining form?
I am learning medical terminology. My medical terminology textbook has me all confused about roots, prefixes, suffixes, and combining forms; so I have been doing some research. I've found that most... more
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07/24/19

Are centrioles really absent in human neurons?
A booklet (issued by my school) claims, Centrioles, formerly believed to be absent in neurons, have been described in neurons and may be associated with the production and maintenance of... more
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Morphology Zoology Genetics Dogs

03/27/19

Can any species be bred selectively/engineered to become as diverse looking as dogs?
I've done some research and it appears that dogs are the most diverse looking single species of mammals. The questions that interest me is - are dogs special in respect to genes/gene activation... more
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Morphology Arabic Verbs Nouns

03/27/19

non-concatenative morphology in written arabic?
How could you explain or analyze these written Arabic from the non-concatenative morphology point of view? These verbs are derived from nouns.bakkala (to buckle)bukla (buckle)tilifu:n... more
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Morphology Arabic Grammar Greek

03/19/19

Greek - Arabic language relation?
Is there a valid, known link (academic source or even speculation) regarding the Greek and Arabic language, when it comes to syntactic- grammatical or morphological cohesion? I ve only come across... more
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