Definition: The Hebrew term for "frasa" (words) in Greek was "phras." It refers to a single unit or sentence in a written language that can contain multiple clauses and phrases, typically used in the context of speech. For example: "I'm very happy today!" is a sentence composed of several phrases such as "I am," "very," "happy," and "today." The term is often applied to the structure and organization of sentences or paragraphs within written texts.
closed bracket.
what should be said.