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semagram

semagram noun: a semantic symbol (picture or glyph) associated with a concept.

Noun

semagram (plural semagrams)

  1. A semantic symbol (picture or glyph) associated with a concept.
  2. Synonym of determinative (“sign used to mark semantic categories in logographic script”).
    Synonyms:
    determinative

Synonyms of semagram

Forms of semagram

pluralsemagrams

Origin of semagram

From semantic and -gram.

Questions about semagram

What does semagram mean?
Semagram means a semantic symbol (picture or glyph) associated with a concept.
What part of speech is semagram?
Semagram is a noun.
What is the plural of semagram?
The plural of semagram is semagrams.

Words near semagram in the dictionary

  1. Semacode
  2. Semacodes
  3. semagacestat
  4. semaglutide
  5. semaglutides
  6. semagram
  7. semagrams
  8. Semai
  9. Semainean
  10. Semainian
  11. semainier

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