Definition: Disyringa is a term used in the field of linguistics, specifically in the study of languages and their grammatical structures, to refer to a type of morphological feature that distinguishes between two or more words in a language. It typically involves a change in word order or a change in syntactic structure within a word. This feature is often indicated by using prefixes or suffixes that alter the initial or final syllable of a word and can be used to distinguish between different meanings or
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what should be said.