The meaning of the word "sentence" can be interpreteddifferently. First of all, the term implies a set of words used to give a special meaning to a separate phrase. It allows you to express your thoughts more colorfully, while the sentence is comic. As a similar phrase can use rhymes, sayings and sayings from folk art.

The meaning of the word "sentence" in the literature
In literary language, a verdict is calledphrase that reflects some phenomenon of life and refers to a small genre - folklore. Unlike proverbs, the sentence is not a complete sentence and does not hide an instructive meaning in itself.
Syntactic and morphological properties
To understand the meaning of the word "verdict", it can be disassembled by syntactic and morphological features. The term is deciphered by syllables as "pri-go-thief".
This is a noun, feminine and inanimate. The word has a prefix - "at", the root - "speaking", the suffix - "to", and "a" stands for an ending.
Similar words
The meaning of the word "sentence" can be understood by its synonyms: sentence, proverb, proverb, proverb, joke, hint.
Examples of sentences
Most often, sentences are addressed to nature, everyday life and everyday activities. They are often told to children to pay attention to everything that is surrounded by childish gazes.
Children's verdicts during games are original requests for help in good deeds, addressed to nature - to the river, to the wind, to the rain.

Examples

Apple tree branch,
Breed is strong,
Neither rare nor dense,
The fruits are full!
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White mushroom, boletus,
Smooth head,
Show yourself, are you chalky,
I'll give you a carrot.
