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semic, a.|ˈsiːmɪk|
[f. seme n. + -ic, after Fr. sémique (c 1960, according to Robert Suppl. (1970); Funk's Stand. Dict. (1895) II. 1626/1 has ‘semic,..of or pertaining to semeion’, which appears to be an unconnected formation.]
Of or relating to semes.
1973D. Osmond-Smith tr. Bettetini's Lang. & Technique of Film i. 4 Denotation is the generic and primitive function of the sign, whose capacity for connotation..derives from its history and development, its context, its expressive richness..and everything that can contribute to those of its semic components that transcend the basic level of signification. 1973[see seme n.]. 1975L. Zawadowski Inductive Semantics & Syntax I. iii. 55 This is due to a set of simple and definable grammatical relations, viz. semic relations, that occur in the texts of this system. 1986Jefferson & Robey Mod. Lit. Theory (ed. 2) iv. 109 Barthes identifies..the semic code which determines themes. |