Definition: Parataxic is a concept in linguistics that refers to a sentence that has no direct subject or object, and instead relies on an implicit meaning provided by context. In other words, it does not have a clear beginning, middle, and end; rather, it constructs its own meaning through the use of various wordplays and figurative language. A parataxic sentence is often used in literature, where it serves as a bridge between different parts or events within a text. It can be found
what should be said.