👉 In linguistics, "poephaga" is a term used to describe a type of morpheme that is not part of a word's stem but has its own meaning or function. These morphemes are often found in the context of word formation and can be combined with other words to form compound words. For example: 1. The word "pomegranate" is formed by combining "pome," which is a noun, with "granatum," which is also a noun. 2
