The term semantics appears in literature with a wide range of meanings and functions. In some contexts, it refers to the academic study of meaning—with works discussing non-Aristotelian systems and the science of language sense [1][2][3]—demonstrating its role in scholarly debates about language and logic [4][5]. In other instances, it features in everyday dialogue or narrative exchanges, where disputes over intent or wordplay become a subtle battleground for differing interpretations [6][7][8]. Authors also use semantics as a lens through which to inspect the relationship between language and reality, often suggesting that mistaken understandings or even humor can derive from these very subtleties [9][10].