Here's why:
* Morphology is the study of word structure and how words are formed.
* Analysis means breaking something down into its parts to understand it better.
Morphological analysis involves examining the parts of a word (like prefixes, suffixes, and root words) to understand its meaning and pronunciation.
Example:
Let's take the word "unbreakable".
* Un- is a prefix meaning "not".
* Break- is the root word, meaning "to separate".
* -able is a suffix meaning "capable of being".
By analyzing the word's morphology, we understand that "unbreakable" means "not capable of being broken". The pronunciation is also influenced by the morphemes: the "un-" changes the pronunciation of the first syllable.