1. No relevant expression-part is available to denote a corresponding meaning-part; illustrated by a one-letter meaningful expression.
2. Parts exist as letters but lack separate meaning; e.g., insan.
3. Elements are meaningful but do not denote parts of the person designated by a proper name; e.g., Abdullah.
4. Elements can participate in a descriptive meaning, but this is not intended when the entire wording is a special proper name; e.g., the hypothetical name Hayawan-e-Natiq.
In all four cases, intended part-to-part signification is absent.
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Simple and Composite Expressions: Definitions, Four Forms, and Examples
1. No relevant expression-part is available to denote a corresponding meaning-part; illustrated by a one-letter meaningful expression.
2. Parts exist as letters but lack separate meaning; e.g., insan.
3. Elements are meaningful but do not denote parts of the person designated by a proper name; e.g., Abdullah.
4. Elements can participate in a descriptive meaning, but this is not intended when the entire wording is a special proper name; e.g., the hypothetical name Hayawan-e-Natiq.
In all four cases, intended part-to-part signification is absent.