1. Allomorph
Allomorph is variant form of morpheme about the sounds and phonetic symbols
but it doesn’t change the meaning. There are three types of allomorph,
phonologically, morphologically and lexically conditioned allomorph.
1. Phonologically
conditioned allomorph
The choice of allomorph is predictable on the basis of
the pronounciation
·
Allomorph of the indefinite article : an (before
vowels, ex : an elephant) and a (before consonant, ex : a dog) both of them
have meaning one,single.
·
Allomorphs of the regular past tense morpheme
- /id/ after d,t : hated
- /t/ after all other voiceless sounds : picked
- /d/ after all other voiced sounds : wedged
- /im/ before bilabial sounds : impossible
- /il/ before consonant /l/ : illegal
- /in/ elsewhere : independent
- Some allomorph of the negative prefix in-
2. Morphologically
conditioned allomorph
The choice of allomorph is determined by particular
morphemes, not just by their pronounciation, ex : the morpheme –sume in changes
to –sumpt- in (consume = consumption)
3.
Lexically conditioned allomorph
The choice of allomorph is unpredictable, thus
memorized on a word by word basis, ex : ox –plural- oxen, sheep-plural- sheep.
There are examples of allomorph.
Example :
Three different allomorphs
Cats /s/
Dogs/z/
Boxes/iz/
One different allomorphs
Disagreement /dis/
Discount /dis/
Disbelieve /dis/
Two different allomorphs
Voiced /d/
Walked /t/
Stopped /t/
Kicked /t/
Note : allomorph occur at every morpheme, ex : agree (one morpheme, one
allomorph
)
)
So, allomorph is variant form of a morpheme about the sounds and phonetic
symbol but it doesn’t change the meaning. Allomorph has different in
pronounciation and spelling according to their condition. It means that
allomorph will have different sound, pronounciation or spelling in different
condition.
2. Zero-Allomorph
References :
https://wiegecko.wordpress.com/2012/03/24/morph-and-allomorph/
http://www.slideshare.net/cuoila/linguistic-0608-office-2003
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