Definition: The word "grammatism" comes from the Greek word "gama", meaning "grammar," which refers to the study of language, especially as a means of constructing sentences and writing them. Definition: Grammatism is an area of study in linguistics that studies how words are arranged in sentences. It involves analyzing the rules for forming different forms of a sentence based on the grammatical structure and syntax of the language being studied. The goal of grammatism is to create new sentences or correct existing ones by changing their parts, so as to form grammatically correct sentences. In English-speaking countries, it's often used in the context of grammar rules or grammar education. It can refer to different aspects of linguistic analysis, including sentence structure and spelling. Examples:
"Grammatism" describes a study that studies how words are arranged in sentences.
"grammatical" suggests a type of grammatical rule or system.
"grammaticization" refers to the change in a language's grammar over time.

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