gyökérmorfémákhoz
Root morphemes are the core units of meaning in a word. They are the smallest meaningful parts of a word that cannot be further broken down. In many languages, root morphemes carry the primary lexical meaning. For example, in the English word "unhappiness," the root morpheme is "happy," which conveys the core concept of joy or contentment.
These root morphemes can stand alone as words, as is the case with "happy," or they can
The identification of root morphemes is crucial in linguistic analysis, particularly in morphology, the study of