categorematic

• Término, hoy poco usado, de la lógica y la lingüística que se aplica a una palabra capaz de funcionar por sí sola como término de un juicio (por ejemplo, un sustantivo o adjetivo), a diferencia de la palabra sincategoremática.

An obsolete term in logic and linguistics describing a word that can stand alone as a term in a proposition (e.g., a noun or adjective), as opposed to a syncategorematic word.

1. Capable of standing as a term in a propositionC2formal

   Describes a word or phrase that can function as the subject or predicate of a logical proposition, having independent meaning.

   categoremático

   • In logic, 'human' is a categorematic term because it can be the subject of a sentence.
   • The word 'runs' is categorematic as it can serve as a predicate.
   • Categorematic expressions are contrasted with syncategorematic ones like 'all' or 'some'.

   Sinónimosautosemantic

   Antónimossyncategorematic