👉 In linguistics, a premythical language is a type of early human language that existed prior to the emergence of more complex forms of language such as alphabets and grammatical structures. This kind of language is characterized by its lack of formal grammar rules, meaning it lacks clear syntax or structure for expressing ideas, emotions, and concepts. Premythical languages are often associated with cave paintings in Africa, where they were used to record information about the animals and other creatures that lived there
