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morph

UK
/mɔːf/
US
/mɔrf/

Translations

morphnoun
morphs
pl
UK
/mɔːf/
US
/mɔrf/
morpheBiologie ; linguistique.
The butterfly species exhibits several morphs, each with unique wing patterns.
Cette espèce de papillon présente plusieurs morphes, chacune avec des motifs d’ailes uniques.
Additional translations
morphingInformatique ; animation.
Synonyms
shape
iteration
morphotype
phenotype
variety
type
variant
form
morphverb
morphed
Past Simple
morphed
Past Participle
morphing
Gerund
UK
/mɔːf/
US
/mɔrf/
morpherAnimation, usage courant en informatique et en français contemporain.
The software allows you to morph one face into another seamlessly.
Le logiciel vous permet de morpher un visage en un autre de manière fluide.
Additional translations
se transformerSens général d’évolution progressive.
Synonyms
shift
transmute
convert
alter
metamorphose
change
transform

Definitions

morphnoun
A distinct form or variant of a species, especially in terms of physical appearance or behavior.
The butterfly species exhibits several morphs, each with unique wing patterns.
A specific form or version of something, often used in linguistics to refer to a specific phonetic form of a morpheme.
In the word 'cats', the 's' is a morph that indicates the plural form.
A smooth transition effect in which one image, shape, or object gradually transforms into another, especially in computer graphics or animation.
The opening sequence features a morph of the hero's face into the company logo.
morphverb
To change smoothly from one image to another by small gradual steps using computer animation techniques.
The software allows you to morph one face into another seamlessly.
To undergo or cause to undergo a gradual process of transformation.
Over the years, the small startup morphed into a large corporation.
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