The term "relation" is deployed in literature with remarkable versatility, functioning as both a descriptor of familial or personal connection and as a marker of abstract, conceptual ties. In narrative prose, it often emphasizes intimate bonds or social hierarchies, as seen when it denotes family ties or interpersonal associations [1] [2] [3]. In philosophical and sociological discourse, however, "relation" takes on a more analytical role, outlining causal links or logical structures, whether connecting the human mind to broader phenomena [4] or delineating mathematical or scientific associations [5] [6]. Even in poetic or rhetorical contexts, the word surfaces to underline contrasts, dependencies, and the inherent dynamics between ideas or characters, proving its capacity to bridge the concrete and the abstract [7] [8] [9].