semantic category labels

Semantic category labels are descriptive terms that are used to group words or concepts based on their shared characteristics or meanings. They are often used in linguistic and cognitive research to organize and analyze language data and to study how people categorize and process information. Some common examples of semantic category labels include "animals," "colors," "emotions," "food," "tools," and "vehicles." These labels can be used to identify patterns and relationships in language use and to better understand how people organize and make sense of the world around them