-morphic

See also: morphic

English

Etymology

    From Ancient Greek μορφή (morphḗ, “form, shape”) + -ic, equivalent to -morph +‎ -ic.

    Suffix

    -morphic (adjective-forming suffix, comparative more -morphic, superlative most -morphic)

    1. having a specific shape or form

    Derived terms

    English terms suffixed with -morphic
    actinomorphic
    ailouromorphic
    ailuromorphic
    allelomorphic
    amorphic
    andromorphic
    angelomorphic
    anisomorphic
    anthromorphic
    anthropomorphic
    bimorphic
    biomorphic
    brachymorphic
    carcinomorphic
    cynomorphic
    cytomorphic
    dimorphic
    dolichomorphic
    dysmorphic
    ectodynamorphic
    endodynamorphic
    epimorphic
    ergatomorphic
    ergomorphic
    eumorphic
    geomorphic
    gynomorphic
    hemimorphic
    heptamorphic
    heteromorphic
    hippomorphic
    histomorphic
    holomorphic
    homomorphic
    hydromorphic
    hyomorphic
    ichthyomorphic
    idiomorphic
    intermorphic
    isomorphic
    leontomorphic
    lithomorphic
    mechanomorphic
    meromorphic
    mesomorphic
    monomorphic
    mycomorphic
    neanimorphic
    neuromorphic
    normomorphic
    oligomorphic
    ophiomorphic
    paedomorphic
    pædomorphic
    palynomorphic
    pantamorphic
    pantomorphic
    pedomorphic
    pentamorphic
    phacomorphic
    pithecomorphic
    plesiomorphic
    polymorphic
    prosopomorphic
    protomorphic
    pycnomorphic
    redoximorphic
    scleromorphic
    senomorphic
    tetramorphic
    theomorphic
    theriomorphic
    thylacinamorphic
    trimorphic
    tropomorphic
    xenomorphic
    xeromorphic
    zoomorphic
    zygomorphic
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