👉 Monogamic is a term used in the field of linguistics, specifically in the study of language and communication. It refers to two languages that are considered mutually intelligible or have the same grammatical structure but differ in meaning. In other words, it means that each speaker understands exactly what they are saying while listening, even though there may be differences in their vocabulary, sentence structures, or syntax. Monogamic languages often have a more complex phonology and morphology compared to monosyllabic
