plereme
/ˈplɪəriːm/Linguistics
noun
In glossematics: a minimal unit of meaningful expression; contrasted with keneme. Also: a word which has full lexical meaning on its own, as a noun, verb, adjective, etc., rather than a preposition, auxiliary, article, etc.
Origin
1930s. From ancient Greek πλήρης full (from the base of πιμπλάναι to fill: see pleio-) + -eme.