👉 "Rhizophorous" is a term used in the field of linguistics and morphology. It describes an aspect of language that involves the use of suffixes or prefixes to modify words, which can alter their meaning or pronunciation. The term comes from the Latin word "rhizome," which refers to a root or stem that contains a rhyming syllable. In other words, rhizophorous is the process by which words are modified in such a way as to produce new meanings or sounds
