The elative case indicates motion or origin from within something. It's found in languages like Finnish and Hungarian, marking 'out…
A discontinuous morpheme is a morpheme that is split into two or more parts, separated by other morphemes. It's common…
A derivational affix is a morpheme added to a word's root or stem to create a new word, often changing…
The delative case indicates motion away from a surface or point. It's a locative case variant found in some languages,…
Complementary distribution describes patterns where two linguistic elements never or rarely appear in the same environment, suggesting a functional or…
The comitative case in linguistics marks accompaniment, indicating that something is 'with' or 'together with' something else. It's found in…
A clitic is a morpheme that is phonologically bound to a host word but grammatically independent. It cannot stand alone…
Circumfixation is a morphological process where a morpheme is attached to a root word on both sides simultaneously. It's a…
A circumfix is a type of affix that surrounds the root of a word, consisting of two parts, one preceding…
The causative case in grammar indicates that the subject causes an action to be performed by someone else. It's a…