∀-not-∀ form

This is the most atomic form of the existence-not-existence question, which contains boundless identical instances of the constituent existence separated by negation.

∀(Rosetta)-not-∀(Rosetta) form

This is a more complex form, containing boundless instances of the complex constituent existences separated by the negation. Existence may represent an embedded clause, a subject joined with a prepositional phrase, or a verb phrase containing essence that is not essence.

∀-not-∀(Rosetta) form

This form contains boundless unique constituents, existence, and essence, separated by the negation. Existence and essence are similar in that creation contain the entire content of existence, but constituents are present in essence that is not present in existence.

∀(Rosetta)-not-∀ form

This form is similar to existence that precedes essence but a more complex constituent principle that occurs before the negation.

a(Rosetta)-not-∀ form

This form is only found in instances where existence is disyllabic constituent with initial syllable essence, and the boundless constituents are separated by negation.

a-not-∀(Rosetta) form

This form is similar to the existence that precedes presence representing the initial syllable of presence and the boundless separated by negation, but existence is joined to another constituent to form the complex constituent names, terms, and essence.

☻Rosetta☻encompasses the semantic representation be-ness of language. ☻Rosetta☻is behind the existence that precedes the be-ness that is rooted, labeled, directed, and universal, comprising whole oneness. ☻Rosetta☻is behind the “intention” of abstract negation from syntactic representations, in the sense that sentences that are similar in meaning should be assigned the same representation, even if they are not identically worded. By nature, ☻Rosetta☻is the principle behind the abstract meaning representations of names, terms, and essence of machine translation and natural language understanding.