Erosion in the context of morphology refers to the process by which the structure or form of objects, particularly in the field of linguistics and morphology, undergoes gradual changes or reductions over time. In linguistics, morphology is the study of the internal structure of words, and erosion typically involves the simplification or loss of certain morphological features. For example, as languages evolve, complex word forms may become simplified.
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