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semantic
Concerning the meaning of linguistic signs such as words, parts of sentences, or sentences; related to semantics.
Die Wörter „Abendstern“ und „Morgenstern“ bezeichnen dasselbe Objekt, haben aber eine unterschiedliche semantische Konnotation.
The words “evening star” and “morning star” refer to the same object, but have a different semantic connotation.
The adjective 'semantisch' (semantic) is derived from the noun 'die Semantik' (semantics), the study of meaning. The ending '-isch' is a typical way of deriving adjectives from nouns.
Die Semantik beschäftigt sich mit der Bedeutung von Wörtern.
Semantics deals with the meaning of words.
'Semantisch' (semantic) is a technical term used mainly in linguistics, but also in computer science and philosophy. It rarely occurs in normal everyday language.
In der Informatik spricht man von semantischer Korrektheit eines Programmcodes.
In computer science, people talk about the semantic correctness of program code.
The adjective 'semantisch' (semantic) is often combined with nouns such as 'Unterschied' (difference), 'Bedeutung' (meaning), 'Analyse' (analysis), or 'Feld' (field).
Gibt es einen semantischen Unterschied zwischen den beiden Sätzen?
Is there a semantic difference between the two sentences?
content-related
Both words can refer to what a formulation conveys. „Inhaltlich“ refers more broadly to the statement, topic, or substance of a text, while „semantisch“ refers more precisely to the meaning of linguistic signs. Use „semantisch“ when the meaning of words or sentences is being examined.
Semantisch bedeuten die beiden Sätze trotz ihrer Formulierung dasselbe.
Semantically, the two sentences mean the same thing despite their different wording.
Inhaltlich geht es in dem Artikel um bezahlbaren Wohnraum.
In terms of content, the article is about affordable housing.
