... The grammatical are used to "express grammatical relationships between a word and its context". Here context refers to the meaning, situation and concept. Where a morpheme is an abstract concept, a morph is what occurs in speech. The majority of morphemes are effected by one morph. When this is not the case the morphs are referred to as allomorphs. A zero morph is symbolised by Æ. It allows words without a clear morph denoting plurality to be preserved, e.g., dice. Similarly, the empty morph was created to "handle cases where a formal feature cannot be allocated to any morpheme". "a minimal same of form and meaning" This early definition of a morph does not apply to English completely. This is because not all allomorphs have the same construction, and not all morphs with the same or similar meaning, are similar I form. For instance, the word sheep is both ...

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