Omnipantoglyph as a Universal Symbol with Dynamic Meaning: A Philosophical-Linguistic Analysis

This article presents a conceptual analysis of the Omnipantoglyph—a universal symbol with dynamic meaning capable of expressing the full spectrum of meanings depending on the context of use. The philosophical foundations of the concept are examined, along with its connections to classical theories of language and symbol (Peirce, Saussure, Cassirer), and linguistic aspects of implementation. The concept of "dynamic semantics" is introduced as a theoretical basis for understanding the functioning of the Omnipantoglyph. The article proposes an interdisciplinary approach to the problem of universal communication, integrating philosophy, linguistics, and semiotics.