Definition: In the context of linguistics and semantics, "bigeminated" is a term used to describe a type of language that has a rich phonological structure, but lacks the complexity of other forms of language. This can be seen as an example of a complex word with a low frequency of occurrence in a particular part of speech. The term originates from the idea of a "bigeminate" word being one that is difficult to understand or pronounce because of its complexity and rarity. It implies that
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