What is a morph indite?

A morph indite is a hypothetical or theoretical concept in the field of linguistics and morphology, referring to a unit of meaning that can change form or shape depending on its grammatical or contextual environment. It signifies the idea that morphemes, the smallest units of meaning in a language, can exhibit variations while still conveying the same underlying meaning. This concept helps linguists understand how language evolves and adapts in different contexts. However, the term itself is not widely established in linguistic literature.