morpolohiko
morpolohíko with stress marks
morphological
Usage Note
Morpolohiko is a technical adjective used in linguistics and biology to describe properties relating to form and structure. It is common in academic writing, university textbooks, and scientific discourse rather than everyday speech.
Examples
" Morpolohiko ang aralin namin ngayon. "
Natural Translation
Our lesson today is morphological.
Literal Translation
Morphological the lesson our now.
" Ang pag-aaral na ito ay nakatuon sa estrukturang morpolohiko ng ating wika. "
Natural Translation
This study focuses on the morphological structure of our language.
Literal Translation
The study that this is focused to structure morphological of our language.
" Sa klase ng wika, sinuri namin ang mga morpolohikong pagbabagong nagaganap kapag nagdaragdag ng panlapi sa salitang-ugat. "
Natural Translation
In the language class, we examined the morphological changes that happen when an affix is added to a root word.
Literal Translation
In class of language, examined we the plural morphological change that happen when adding of affix to word-root.
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