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morphographemic, a. Linguistics.|mɔːfəʊgrəˈfiːmɪk|
[f. Gr. µορϕ-ή form + graphemic a.]
Of or pertaining to the written form of words; spec. morphographemic rule, a rule of writing in transformational grammar (see quot. 1972).
1965O. Thomas Transformational Gram. iii. 59 If we were interested in how the final sentence was pronounced, rather than in how it is written, we would have a set of morphophonetic rules (i.e., rules of pronunciation) rather than morphographemic rules (i.e., rules of writing). 1968J. Lyons Introd. Theoretical Linguistics vi. 265 For the written language, ‘morphographemic’ rules would convert the strings. 1971F. W. Householder Linguistic Speculations xiii. 255 The immediate output of the lexicon is correct orthography, subject to minor morphographemic adjustments. 1972R. A. Palmatier Gloss. Eng. Transformational Gram. 98 Morphographemic rule,..a rule, of the final section of the grammar, which converts the morphemes of a terminal string into their graphic representations as written words; a spelling rule. |