Meaning & relation

Sense

Felt distinction before understood relation
Canonical Semonika term

A felt distinction before its relation is understood.

Sense is a felt distinction before its relation is understood.

Why this term exists

A difference may be felt or registered before its relation is understood. Sense keeps that pre-meaning state visible instead of forcing premature interpretation.

Definition in the system

A felt distinction before its relation is understood.

Canonical boundary / operational note

Felt means experienced or registered; experience may include prior interaction, memory or model. Without a stabilised relation, a signal can be Sense without yet becoming Meaning.