semantisk
Semantisk is a term used in several Scandinavian languages to refer to semantics—the study of meaning in language, logic, and information systems. The word derives from Greek roots meaning sign and meaning, and in these languages it functions as an adjective equivalent to “semantic” or “semantical.” It is commonly used to describe aspects of meaning independent of syntactic form.
In linguistics, semantics concerns the meanings of words, phrases, and sentences, how those meanings combine, and
In philosophy and logic, semantics relates to theories about truth, reference, and propositions. Influential approaches include
In computer science, semantics describes what programs and systems do. This includes language semantics (denotational, operational,
Challenges in semantisk contexts include ambiguity, polysemy, and context-sensitivity. Effective semantic analysis often requires integrating linguistic