#analogie

• Analogy index — A specialized technical term designating a table of correspondences, a systematic catalog, or an index of analogies used for the rapid correlation of similar data, graphic signs, codes, or typographical characters. In an archaic or niche sense, it can also refer to a mechanical tool or device used for calculating proportional ratios or for reproducing models or technical drawings on an analog scale.
• Analogy variant — An archaic, regional, or popular variant for the word 'analogie' (analogy), expressing a similarity or proportion between two elements. Also, in an Orthodox ecclesiastical context (via Neo-Greek or Slavic influence), the term is sometimes used popularly or incorrectly to designate the 'analog' (analoghion), which is that tall, narrow lectern with an inclined top located in a church, used for placing liturgical books, the Gospel, or icons to be read or venerated by the faithful.
• Analogously — In an analogous manner, by analogy, appealing to a reasoning based on partial similarities, proportions, or structural correlations between two different entities or concepts. It is a rare term, predominantly used in academic, philosophical discourse, or critical essays to indicate that a conclusion or interpretation is deduced based on functional similarities found between distinct systems.
• Analogy — A total or partial resemblance, structural correspondence, or proportional ratio established between two or more objects, phenomena, words, or concepts that are otherwise different in their essence. In logic, it represents a form of inductive reasoning by which it is deduced that if two elements resemble each other in certain respects, they will probably resemble each other in others. In linguistics, it denotes the process of creating or modifying grammatical forms under the influence of a dominant linguistic pattern.
• Analogist — A proponent or follower of analogism; a person, philosopher, or ancient grammarian who predominantly uses analogy or proportional correlations in their research. As an adjective, it describes a way of thinking, a critical method, or a scientific work pertaining to analogism or aligning with the principles of structural regularity and formal symmetry in explaining language or worldly phenomena.
• Analogos — An erudite philosophical and linguistic term, borrowed directly from Ancient Greek, designating an element, principle, or concept that stands in a relationship of analogy, mathematical proportion, or perfect structural symmetry with another entity. It is used in hermeneutic essays or classical logic studies to emphasize the identity of functional relationships between two different systems, acting as an explanatory core within comparative argumentation.
• To resemble — To place two or more people, objects, or phenomena in parallel to establish their common points or identical traits; to establish an analogy. In its reflexive form, it expresses the structural action of an entity having the same appearance, properties, or psychological characteristics as someone or something else, being extremely close in structure or aspect.
• Resemblance — The act of resembling; a common property, trait, or structural characteristic through which two or more people, notions, or objects come close in appearance, form, or content, creating a relationship of analogy. In a literary or rhetorical sense, it defines the figure of speech called comparison, while in a theological sense, it represents the state of moral perfection man can achieve in relation to the Divinity.
• Comparison — The act of comparing and its result; a cognitive, linguistic, or literary process through which analogies, connections, or parallels are established between two or more entities, objects, or phenomena based on common traits. In literature and rhetoric, it represents a delicate artistic device used to create a vivid comparison, aimed at highlighting the qualities of an element by referencing a known baseline.
• Comparer — One who compares, resembles, or establishes an analogy between two things; a person or element that creates a likeness or draws a parallel between various concepts. In an adjectival sense, it describes an action or element with pronounced comparative virtues, often used in rhetorical style or philosophical writings to illustrate parables.