👉 Synoetics is a term in linguistics that refers to the phenomenon of two or more languages having similar grammatical structures. This concept was introduced by linguist Richard M. Johnson, who used it to describe the way that two different languages can share similar grammar and vocabulary structures, yet still have distinct meanings. In linguistics, synoetics is often associated with the study of language change over time, as well as with the idea that certain linguistic features are not unique to any single language but
