monomorphemic

Long, seemingly monomorphemic words also are chunked in English for purposes of pronunciation.

The most common adpositions are single, monomorphemic words.

Southern Sierra Miwok also has a class of monomorphemic words called particles.

The high and rising tones occur only in monosyllabic, monomorphemic lexemes.

Inflectional roots are often called stems, and a root in the stricter sense may be thought of as a monomorphemic stem.

The only monomorphemic consonant clusters that always occur across syllable boundaries are:

Additionally, there are particles, which are monomorphemic.

All monomorphemic words have one vowel which carries primary stress and has a higher tone than all other vowels in the word.

It may also occur, rarely, within monomorphemic words (words that consist of only one morpheme) as a result of the elision of a historical intervocalic consonant.

Austroasiatic languages have a penchant for encoding semantically complex ideas into unanalyzable, monomorphemic lexemes e.g. Semai thãʔ 'to make fun of elders sexually'.

This is the largest class and includes all monomorphemic nominal themes such as neH "this" and hawakkac "sucker fish" and are typically translated as English nouns, adjectives or adverbs.

All monomorphemic Koasati words end in light syllables, while the penultimate syllable can be light but is usually heavy, and it is usually preceded by one or more light syllables, as with the construction CV.

The description by Krauss (1969) and Leer (2008) of the classifier as a three-morpheme sequence in Proto-Athabaskan technically makes the classifier a zone, but it is monomorphemic and often treated like a single position in the analysis of documented languages.

There is, in fact, no monomorphemic means of enquiry for these adjectives in English; the simplest corresponding question has some such form as what.do to.?, as in:(8) what did Ellen do to the keys? what will the mixture do to metal buttons? what does muzak do to them?

Subrules 1a and 1b specify that in monomorphemic monosyllables (o) will be realized as a raised and lengthened variant before a voiceless fricative occurring either alone or in a cluster; alternatively, it will be raised and lengthened before any voiced consonant either alone or in a cluster.