Ch. Hockett (28):
Step 1. All the utterances of the language before (us) the analyst recorded in some phonemic notation.
Step 2. The notations are now examined, recurrent partials with constant meaning are discovered; those not
composed of smaller ones are morphs. So are any partials not recurrent but left over when all recurrent ones are accounted
for: therefore every bit of phonemic material belongs to one morphs or another. By definition, a morph has the same
phonemic shape in all its occurrences; and (at this stage) every morph has an overt phonemic shape, but a morph is not
necessarily composed of a continuous uninterrupted stretch of phonemes. The line between two continuous morphs is a cut.
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