👉 Semiphrastic linguistics refers to a type of linguistic theory that suggests that words may be semantically related but not syntactically identical. This means that the relationship between two or more words can lead to different meanings, and this relationship is not represented by their syntactic structure alone. In other words, semiphlogistic languages are characterized by their unique semantic relationships between words. These relationships may include synonyms, antonyms, or combinations of these terms, but they do not necessarily have a
