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Root and pattern morphology is a non-linear morphological structure primarily observed in Semitic languages, where words are formed by interdigitating roots, which convey core lexical meaning, with patterns that provide grammatical and syntactic information. This system allows for a rich derivational and inflectional morphology, enabling the creation of a wide range of words from a single root through systematic variations in vocalization and affixation.
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