👉 In linguistics and morphology, "orthotectic" refers to a type of syntactic structure that is characterized by the presence of a single root in a language. This root typically forms a part of a verb or noun phrase, and it is often used as a modifier for the subject or object of the sentence. For example, if we have the sentence "I like pizza," the root "like" acts as a modifier to determine the subject of the sentence, and the root "pizza
