Σῆμα
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| - | + | '''Σῆμα''' is Ancient Greek for [[mark]], [[sign]]. | |
| - | Coined by [[John Locke]] from Ancient Greek ''σημειωτικός'' (''sēmeiōtikós'', “fitted for marking, portending”), from ''σημειοῦν'' (''semeioun'', “to mark, interpret as a portend”), from ''σημεῖον'' (''semeion'', “a mark, sign, token”), from ''[[σῆμα]]'' ([[sema]], “mark, sign”). | + | |
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Σῆμα is Ancient Greek for mark, sign.
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