MESSAGE

Etymology

The word 'message' originates from the Latin word 'missus,' meaning 'sent.'

Definition

A message is a form of communication containing information, news, advice, requests, etc., sent through various means such as messenger, telephone, email, or online platforms.

Historical Context

Throughout history, messages have played a crucial role in facilitating communication between individuals, communities, and nations. From carrier pigeons to modern-day instant messaging, the methods of delivering messages have evolved significantly.

Cultural Significance

Messages often carry cultural significance, reflecting the values, beliefs, and norms of societies. They can convey emotions, intentions, and important information, shaping relationships and interactions.

Related Concepts

• Communication
• Messenger
• Signal
• Online messaging

See Also

• Communication
• Messenger
• Signal