semiosis
se·mi·o·sis
noun \ˌsē-mē-ˈō-səs, ˌse-mē-, ˌsē-ˌmī-\Definition of SEMIOSIS
: a process in which something functions as a sign to an organism
Origin of SEMIOSIS
New Latin, from Greek sēmeiōsis observation of signs, from sēmeioun to observe signs, from sēmeion
First Known Use: circa 1907
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