MyMorph 2.0

MyMorph is a web-based tool developed by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) that enables users to explore the structure and relationships among morphemes in the English language.

Through MyMorph, users can search for morphemes (the smallest units of meaning in a language) and view their meanings, origins, and relationships to other morphemes. The tool also allows users to explore different types of words and their morphological structures, such as nouns, verbs, prefixes, and suffixes.

• Users can search for specific morphemes using a variety of filters, including keyword search, part-of-speech, and form (prefix, suffix, root).
• The tool provides detailed information about each morpheme, including its definition, origin, and related morphemes.
• Users can also interact with the morpheme map to explore the relationships between different morphemes and their meanings.

MyMorph is a useful resource for linguists, language educators, and anyone interested in the structure of the English language. It provides a comprehensive overview of English morphemes that can aid in vocabulary acquisition and improve language skills.