A similar example is given in Chinese; most of its morphemes are monosyllabic and identified with a Chinese character because of the largely morphosyllabic script, but disyllabic words exist that cannot be analyzed into independent morphemes, such as 蝴蝶 "húdié" 'butterfly'. Then, the individual syllables and corresponding characters are used only in that word, and while they can be interpreted as bound morphemes 蝴 "hú-" and 蝶 "-dié," it is more commonly considered a single disyllabic morpheme. See polysyllabic Chinese morphemes for further discussion.