Deuterothematic is a term commonly used in linguistics to describe a certain type of word formation. It refers to the second thematic element in a compound word that indicates the semantic category of the whole word. Some antonyms for deuterothematic include monothematic, which refers to a word with only one thematic element, and polythematic, which refers to a word with multiple thematic elements. Another antonym is simplex, which refers to a word that is not a compound and has only one morpheme. These antonyms help to provide a clearer understanding of different types of word formation and their structures.

What are the antonyms for Deuterothematic?

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• Other relevant words (noun):
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