The object (D) of the superordinate word is larger than that of the hyponym, and the object features (T) represented by the hyponym are richer than those represented by the superordinate word. For example:
Food: something that can satisfy hunger. t= something that can satisfy hunger. d= something.
Food: processed food t= processed food d= food.
Pasta: food made of flour
Jiaozi: Semi-circular pasta with stuffing t= semi-circular pasta with stuffing d= pasta.
It can be seen that food D > food D > pasta D > jiaozi D. Food t= can satisfy hunger, food t= food t+ processed, pasta t= food t+ noodles, jiaozi t= pasta t+ semi-round stuffing.
There are both hyponyms and hyponyms in the language, and there are also hyponyms with strict scientific classification. For example:
Biology: Animals, Plants and Microorganisms
Phonetics: consonants (voiced consonants) vowels (tip vowels).
There are also hyponyms that are not strictly used in daily life, which are simplified and adapted from strict scientific classification, or formed according to people's general understanding and daily use needs. For example:
Colors: cool and warm colors
Cross talk: stand-up cross talk, mouth-to-mouth cross talk, multi-mouth cross talk.
Hyponyms are generally related to individuals in nature, so they are often used to form an important way to express understanding. This means that the hyponym is the superlative of XXX. This is to link the individual with the general according to the objective reality. For example, "jiaozi is a kind of semi-circular pasta with stuffing", "jiaozi" is a subordinate word and "pasta" is a superlative word. This is also a widely used definition interpretation method when we explain the meaning of words.
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