-morpha

See also: morpha

Translingual

Etymology

New Latin, plural form of -morphus (“-shaped”), from Ancient Greek μορφή (morphḗ, “shape, appearance”)

Suffix

-morpha

1. (zoology) Used to form taxonomic names of animals, usually at the level of infraorder or higher

Derived terms

Translingual terms suffixed with -morpha

Anguimorpha

Anomaluromorpha

Anthropomorpha

Ascaridomorpha

Asilomorpha

Atherinomorpha

Balanomorpha

Bangiomorpha

Bibionomorpha

Castorimorpha

Caviomorpha

Cercomeromorpha

Chaetomorpha

Cicadomorpha

Cimicomorpha

Clupeomorpha

Coelacanthimorpha

Crocodylomorpha

Ctenodactylomorpha

Culicomorpha

Cynomorpha

Elopomorpha

Fulgoromorpha

Geophilomorpha

Gnathostomatomorpha

Helminthomorpha

Hystricomorpha

Lagomorpha

Lampridiomorpha

Lepidosauromorpha

Ligiamorpha

Lithobiomorpha

Littorinimorpha

Mugilomorpha

Muscomorpha

Nematomorpha

Osteoglossomorpha

Oxyuridomorpha

Pentatomomorpha

Percomorpha

Phiomorpha

Polymixiomorpha

Pseudomorpha

Pulicomorpha

Pythonomorpha

Reptiliomorpha

Rhabditomorpha

Sauropodomorpha

Scincomorpha

Sciuromorpha

Scolopendromorpha

Scopelomorpha

Scutigeromorpha

Selachimorpha

Smegmamorpha

Soricomorpha

Synapsidomorpha

Tetractinomorpha

Tetrapodomorpha

Tipulomorpha

Trilobitomorpha

Troctomorpha