Word Grammar is a linguistic theory that views language as a network of interconnected relationships between words, rather than as a set of rules governing sentence structure. Developed by Richard Hudson, this approach emphasizes the importance of individual words as fundamental units of meaning and structure. In Word Grammar, the relationships between words, including their syntactic, semantic, and phonological properties, are analyzed to understand how they function within a language. This theory highlights the dynamic nature of language, focusing on how words interact and combine to convey meaning in different contexts.

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