A semantic field is a group of related words or expressions. There are various types of semantic fields, including closed fields that do not accept new terms, open fields that can incorporate new elements, fields of antonyms, synonymy, and associative fields based on connotations. Examples of semantic fields include days of the week, clothing items, and seasons.

1. Semantic field

2. A semantic field is a group of
words or expressions that are
related in meaning.
What is a semantic field?

3. Semantic fields:
Closed semantic
fields:
Open semantic
fields:
Semantic fields of
antonyms:
Synonymy: Associative
semantic fields:
Closed semantic
do not admit new
terms.
Open semantic
fields are those to
which new
elements can be
incorporated
Semantic fields of
antonyms are
characterized by
being made up of
words with
opposite
meanings.
Synonymy involves
words that have
similar meanings.
Associative
semantic fields
involves grouping
words based on
connotative
meanings or
shared properties..
The days of the
week: Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday …
Clothing
(hypernymy):
Shirt, pants, socks
(Hyponymy)
Hot-Cold
Dark-Light
Big=Large 'basketball',
'carrot', 'goldfish',
and 'pumpkin'
The months:
October, March
Seasons: Fall,
winter, Spring,
Summer