Meaning & Definition of word "Grammatical"

Grammatical

/ɡrəˈmætɪkəl/

1. Relating to grammar; conforming to the rules of grammar.
- Example: She received a low score on her essay due to several grammatical errors.
2. In accordance with the rules or conventions of a particular language.
- Example: The sentence is not only logical but also grammatical.
3. Used to describe something that is grammatically correct.
- Example: His use of punctuation made the text more grammatical.
4. Pertaining to the structure and syntax of language.
- Example: Linguists study the grammatical features of different languages.
5. Expressing the form and function of words within a sentence.
- Example: Understanding grammatical categories helps in learning a new language.

From Latin 'grammaticalis' which means 'pertaining to grammar'.

grammatical error:

A mistake in the use of grammar.

grammatical structure:

The framework of a sentence as defined by grammar rules.

grammatical correctness:

Adherence to rules of grammar.

grammar:

The system and structure of a language.

syntax:

The arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences.

morphology:

The study of the formation and structure of words.

Meaning: Grammar Nazi

Example Sentence: Don't be such a Grammar Nazi; it's just a minor mistake!

Meaning: Grammar police

Example Sentence: I didn't know you were the grammar police, correcting everyone's texts.