bøjningssystemer
Bøjningssystemer, often translated as inflectional systems or morphology, refers to the grammatical process of altering the form of a word to express a particular grammatical function. This modification can indicate information such as tense, mood, aspect, number, gender, person, and case. For example, in English, the verb "walk" can be inflected to "walks" to show third-person singular present tense, or "walked" to denote past tense. Similarly, nouns might change form to indicate pluralization, such as "child" becoming "children."
Different languages employ bøjningssystemer to varying degrees. Some languages, like Latin or Russian, have highly developed
The study of bøjningssystemer is a core aspect of morphology, a subfield of linguistics. Understanding how