-morph

See also: morph

English

Etymology

Etymology tree

Ancient Greek μορφή (morphḗ)bor.

English -morph

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

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɔː(ɹ)f

Suffix

-morph

1. shape, form, structure
2. morpheme

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -morph

aeromorph

allelomorph

allomorph

allomorphic

allotriomorph

amorph

amphimorpho

andromorph

anthropomorph

antimorph

apomorph

apseudomorph

araneomorph

avimorph

bimorph

biomorph

carbomorph

cyclomorphosis

cynomorph

dickinsoniomorph

dimorph

dysmorphia

ecomorph

ectomorph

ectomorphic

electromorph

enantiomorph

endomorph

giraffomorph

gynandromorph

gynomorph

heteromorph

holomorph

homeomorph

homomorph

hypermorph

hypomorph

hystricomorph

-morphic

ichthyomorph

idiomorph

iguanomorph

infomorph

-morphism

isomorph

karyomorph

kimberellomorph

mesomorph

metamorph

metamorphosis

monomorph

multimorph

myrmecomorph

nematomorph

neomorph

nucleomorph

olenimorph

oligomorph

ornithomorph

ornithuromorph

-morphous

palynomorph

paramorph

pentamorph

perimorph

phytomorph

pleisiomorph

plesiomorph

plesiosauromorph

pliosauromorph

Pokémorph

polymorph

protomorph

pseudomorph

rangeomorph

rhizomorph

stabilomorph

symmorph

taphomorph

tecnomorph

teleomorph

tetramorph

tetrapodomorph

theromorph

transmorph

trimorph

unimorph

xenomorph

xeromorph

zoomorph

Related terms

• morph-
• -morphic
• -morphism
• morpho-
• -morphous
• -morphy

Translations

Translations

• German: -morph (de)