👉 In linguistics, a grammalogue is a set of rules or standards for producing speech that are used in a particular language. It includes not only the syntax (the structure of words and phrases) but also the semantics (the meaning conveyed by the words), as well as the vocabulary and grammar structures necessary to convey information effectively. A grammalogue typically consists of several parts: a phonological system, which is the basic phonetic arrangement of speech sounds; a semantic system, which includes rules
