👉 In linguistics, a haplosis is a type of morphological feature that describes a unique characteristic or pattern in a word. It refers to a peculiar form, shape, or arrangement of letters that are used to represent an unknown concept or idea. In other words, it's like having a "happily ever after" ending for a sentence, where the word is not actually part of the sentence but serves as its own meaning. This term is often used in linguistics and research to
