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To mark the method or way something exists, moves, or changes. One is a catalyst or conveyance for the other to allow a translation or transformation in the nature and meaning of the element.

To describe the condition of being lower than another entity. This relationship can imply being lesser, protected, or supporting another, but the higher element is clearly either above or blanketing the other.

To separate, either figuratively or literally. The parting of the two defines the relationship and also highlights the differences of those that separate. The elements may have similarities, but this is mostly a condition of contrast.

To be on and probably straddling another. The subject is carried in the direction of the one beneath, and at least part of the understanding of this element is defined by the relationship and the destination.

To oppose an entity. The subject is different in nature and meaning to the other, and the relationship helps to define the characteristics of both elements being compared.

To exist between or amongst similar spatial or temporal elements. The condition alludes to being in the middle or center of a space or time. The scale of the surrounding elements is important, as these will not create the condition if smaller than the subject.

To follow or proceed in the same direction. The condition implies a similarity and creates a group that helps define the constituent elements. In addition, the relationship implies directionality and a focal point.

To reference or imitate another entity in order to define the subject. This relationship transforms one to another, whether literally or figuratively. Without the reference or copy, a clear description would not be possible without resorting to another method.

To describe the value of something by another. This relationship allows the transformation of one to another by the description as a quantifiable amount.

To relate one element to another to describe one or both. The conjunction of the two creates a relationship of both in opposition or combination. But both elements can be defined without the other.