Diaciddiollike
Diaciddiollike is a term used mainly in speculative linguistics and language-creation communities to describe a hypothetical morphological pattern in which a single morpheme encodes multiple grammatical categories through a combination of diacritics and affixal material. It is not a term used in mainstream typology and has no formal status in widely cited grammars.
The word appears to be a coinage from online conlang discussions, where it is sometimes presented as
Core features commonly discussed include the use of diacritic marks attached to a root or to an
Usage and interpretation are highly context-dependent. In constructed languages, diaciddiollike forms are presented as a means