Syntax

What do we mean by syntax?

The study of the rules whereby words or other elements of sentence structure are combined to form grammatical sentences. noun

A publication, such as a book, that presents such rules. noun

The pattern of formation of sentences or phrases in a language. noun

Such a pattern in a particular sentence or discourse. noun

The rules governing the formation of statements in a programming language. noun

A systematic, orderly arrangement. noun

Connected system or order; union of things. noun

In grammar, the construction of sentences; the due forming and arrangement of words or members of sentences in their mutual relations according to established usage. noun

Connected system or order; union of things; a number of things jointed together; organism. noun

That part of grammar which treats of the construction of sentences; the due arrangement of words in sentences in their necessary relations, according to established usage in any language. noun

A set of rules that govern how words are combined to form phrases and sentences. noun

The formal rules of formulating the statements of a computer language. noun

The study of the structure of phrases, sentences and language. noun

The grammatical arrangement of words in sentences noun

Studies of the rules for forming admissible sentences noun

A systematic orderly arrangement noun

A set of rules that govern how words are combined to form phrases and sentences.

The formal rules of formulating the statements of a computer language.

The study of the structure of phrases, sentences and language.

A linguistic concept. Syntax is the way how words are combined to phrases or sentences. Syntax is commonly defined as a set of rules, which, if followed, are capable to produce all possible sentences (or programms if you consider computer languages as well) of a specific language correctly. There are psychologists that assume that there has to be a syntax in our brains to understand language at all. Urban Dictionary

The error I keep getting on my calculator please help Urban Dictionary

A small fee you have to pay for breaking one of the 10 Commandments. Urban Dictionary

Syntax- Words used by kids with large unibrows who also happens to be extremely emotional, and think theirselves to be the modern day Shakespere. Urban Dictionary

A subcategory of linguistics, syntax is the study of sentence structure and the rules that govern it. From a linguistic point of view, the "rules of grammar" as published in textbooks are irrelevant; what's important is that syntax categorizes the way the sentences are stored in our brain. Urban Dictionary

Syntaxing (verb) - The action (or art) of computer programming hackery. Syntaxing is what any good programmer does during the hours of 9 to 5. Only elite and high-level programmers refer to their trade as "Syntaxing." Low level programmers are not worthy of referring to their work as "Syntaxing." Urban Dictionary

The rules by which a system or string of words is governed. Synonymous with "Grammar." Urban Dictionary

A synthetic form of LSD (AKA Acid). "Synt"(Synthetic)+"AX"(Acid), SYNTAX is an idiotic abbreviation for a poorly concocted and relatively safe street drug. While LSD is known for being synthetic, this form is an altered form, known as LD-427 instead of the classic monikor "LSD." It has not currently been banned, but the government is in the process of banning the substance. The drug is believed to be created by Internet statistician, Chip Piazza. Urban Dictionary

Short for Syntax Error. When someone says somthing that makes no sence, or is so unspecific, that the meening is lost. Urban Dictionary

The order in which words or phrases are placed on a computer. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to syntax:
syntax.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word syntax:
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Words that rhyme with syntax:
tax, wax, axe, lax, max, ax, relax, climax, pax, parallax, flax, fax, sax, acts, ajax, yax, tracks, slacks, facts, borax, stacks, saxe, jacks, rax, tacks, trax, vax, surtax, hacks, galax, dax, snacks, packs, contacts, sachs, awacs, halifax, drawbacks, earwax, cracks, setbacks, backs, pretax, imax, racks, plaques, pacs, sacks, blacks, fairfax, metathorax, attacks, overtax, impacts, excise tax, kickbacks, sacs, maxx, lacks, pentax, praxes, macs, smacks, lomax, knickknacks, bax, saks, withholding tax, sexual climax, gunnysacks, cutbacks, filofax, maces, tampax, lilacs, franchise tax, flashbacks, income tax, plax, give the axe, sales tax, quacks, maniacs, greenbacks, pacts, poll tax, fosamax, jaques, knacks, whacks, shacks, transfer tax, indirect tax, equifax, sealing wax, aftertax, cadillacs, inheritance tax, calks, carnauba wax.

Adjectives that are often used to describe syntax:
english, abstract, logical, basic, general, correct, formal, concrete, simple, complex, standard, special, historical, latin, like, proper, false, specific, comparative, natural, complete, full, overt, functional, xml, generative, normal, greek, regular, exact, musical, french, german, diachronic, visual, based, transformational, conventional, internal, traditional, typical, appropriate, pure, japanese, complicated, incorrect, poetic, morpho, alternative, italian, european, spanish, verbal, line, precise, chinese, autonomous, extended, unusual, simpler, grammatical, convoluted, awkward, declarative, abbreviated, elaborate, parallel, usual, graphical, narrow, linguistic, valid, variable, level, familiar, minimalist, classical, html, descriptive, universal, style.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective syntax:
interface, semantics, phonology, conversation, discourse, rules, directed, tree, lexicon, mapping, interactions, correspondences, pragmatics, based, checking, interaction, oriented, morphology, division, language, trees, structure, boundary, approach, imagination, model, error, hypothesis, study, relationship, chewers, theorie, representation, paradigms, structures, analysis, check, driven, rhythm, notation, border, distinction, module, komponente, errors, crystal, generativ, representations, lexis, versions.

Consonant match to syntax:
sin tax, centex, son takes, sun takes, syntex.

Words that sound like syntax:
syntax, sin tax, syntex, centex, syndics, semtex, cynics, soundtracks, sinex, syntec, sendak, centrex, senex, centrix, centas, stacks, snacks, scientists, santos, sonics, santas, cinemax, stax, snax, thumbtacks, pentax, sontag, surtax, syndic, stacs, state tax, thumb tacks, scenics, syntaxes, sonex, xanax, contacts, windex, zantac, chantix, hand axe, cents, scents, celtics, setbacks, sents, scentless, sentz, ps and qs, sematics, sun deck, sundeck, sensex, semitics, somatics, sundogs, sedex, snakes, saints, stakes, cynic, sinks, spandex, steaks, sneaks, stalks, sandbox, semantics, soundtrack, smacks, statics, sinuous, sinic, snooks, cinta, citrix, intakes, sinta, citic, snicks, sandos, sinto, cinto, sonntag, snix, smax, intex, scinto, cimex, seax, sinica, sinitic, soundbox, sinx, skin tag, sand box, sinters, cynique, snecks, sound box.