termiposkion
Termiposkion is a theoretical construct used in linguistics and information retrieval to describe a method by which complex terms are parsed into smaller, semantically coherent subunits to support indexing, search, and cross-domain mapping. It emphasizes semantic decomposability rather than mere orthographic segmentation.
The term is a compound neologism, combining "term" with a pseudo suffix "-poskion" that signals a positional
A term qualifies as undergoing termiposkion when its segmentation yields subterms that preserve referential meaning, map
Applications include enhancing search accuracy, facet-based navigation, and cross-lingual alignment. Termiposkion supports the creation of hierarchical
Examples and limitations: for instance, a phrase like "data protection officer" could be treated as subterms
See also: morpheme segmentation, term extraction, ontology alignment, lexical normalization. The concept remains largely theoretical and