What is Semantics? Semantics derives the Greek Sema (Nomina) 'sign': or from the verb samaino 'mark', 'means'. The term is used by the linguist to refer to the part of the linguistic study of meaning. Semantics (semantics) is a branch of linguistics that examines meaning or meaning. The meaning under study by semantics is context-free meaning. The meanings are lexical and some are grammatical. Types of Semantics There are several types of semantics that are known, among others: ¤ Behavioral Semantics Behaviorists have a general attitude: (1) followers of the behaviorist view are not too sure of the mentalistic terms of mind, concept, and idea: (2) there is no essential difference between human and animal behavior: (3) Learning factors and lack of confidence in innate factors: and (4) its mechanism or determination. Based on the sketch it means being in the range between stimulus and response, between stimuli and answers. Meaning is determined by the mea...