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signified

[...] signifier: the signifier (Fr. signifiant) is the expressive, externalized component or aspect of a linguistic sign, as opposed to the signified (Fr. signifié), which is the meaning or content of the sign. (Swiggers, Pierre. "Linguistic sign". 1. Halbband: Ein internationales Handbuch zur Flexion und Wortbildung, edited by Geert Booij, Christian Lehmann, Joachim Mugdan, Wolfgang Kesselheim and Stavros Skopeteas, Berlin • New York: De Gruyter Mouton, 2000, pp. 210-224. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110111286.1.4.210)

In semantic phrasemes the signified is free (it is constructed unrestrictedly; however it is not constructed regularly) and the signifier is not free. (Fonseca, Sadat & Blondin Massé, 2014)
In semantic phrasemes the signified is free (it is unrestrictedly constructed although it may not be regularly constructed) and its signifier is not free. (Fonseca, Sadat & Lareau, 2016)
Notice that the majority of signifieds are tokenized as single word pieces with only around 20% requiring multiple word pieces. (Guo, Hwa & Kovashka, 2023)
Taking for granted that every image is polysemous Barthes (2007: 46) suggests that through verbal messages the receiver of the message is directed to the selection of specific signifieds related to the image's signifiers and to the avoidance of others. (Charalampidou, 2021)
The signified of the expression includes the signified of one of its constituent words (w 1) which is freely chosen and another word or expression (w 2) which is chosen contingent to (w 1). (Fonseca, Sadat & Lareau, 2016)

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