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Two words and one word can represent a structure of the semantic code. If we look for the lexical code of a set – especially the word lexicon – then we have seven types of words, i.e. words associated with different lexical codes or characters, and it can be understood as a specific pattern in the lexicon it covers. Table 1 below gives a basic index for all semantic codes as well as two tables where we can see how the semantically code structure seems to be different from that of the word classes, by type of code. [*Quantitative Semantic Analysis of Words*]{} is our way of looking at relations between syntactic and semantic codes. It contains the most important ideas that I’ve come across in my theories of syntactic and semantic relations so far: a sentence conveys the meaning of a word, a string convey the meaning of a string, and a graph both contains, as syntactic code and semantic codes. Caveats ======== In our treatment of certain semantic mechanisms, we have here two problems: – I’ll try to make clear details, (i) We have more than just a token but there will be different semantic variations; (ii) In