syntalities

Example:Syntalities in language contribute to the complexity and beauty of human communication.

Definition:The system of communication used by humans, characterized by a sound-system for conveying meaning, and by the use of free combination of words to form utterances and communicate ideas.

Example:Understanding syntalities involves a deep dive into both semantics and syntax to fully grasp the meanings conveyed.

Definition:The branch of linguistics dealing with the relationships between signs and their meanings.

Example:Syntalities consider pragmatics alongside syntax and semantics to enhance our comprehension of communication.

Definition:The study of how context contributes to meaning, and how speakers use language contextually.