Morphophonemic Patterns is a linguistic construct that identifies systematic correspondences between morphological structure and phonological form, wherein spelling reflects underlying morphological relationships rather than surface phonetic representations.
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Feature Blindness: A Case Study
Myrna Gopnik · Language Acquisition · 1990 · 202 citations
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