Text (noun):
1. The written or printed words comprising a literary work, document, or written material.
2. Any written or printed matter that can be read, such as a book, article, or manuscript.
3. A message or communication in written form, usually sent electronically, as via email, text message, or social media.
4. The actual words or content of a document or piece of writing as opposed to its form or presentation.
5. A section or passage of a book, play, or other written work, often distinguished by specific content, context, or purpose.
6. Linguistics: The original words of a speech or written work, as opposed to a paraphrase, translation, or interpretation.
7. A source of authority or scholarly material for study or analysis, such as religious texts, literary texts, or historical texts.
8. Typography: The main body of written material in a document, excluding headings, footnotes, captions, or other supplementary text.
9. Mathematics: A numerical or algebraic expression written in symbols, representing a mathematical concept, equation, or calculation.
Text (verb):
1. To send a written message or communication to someone, typically via electronic means such as a text message or email.
2. To quote or cite a specific passage or section from a written work in support of an argument or point of view.
3. To mark or highlight specific words or passages in a document or written material for emphasis or reference.
