In linguistic research and analysis, componential analysis is a method of semantic analysis that describes the meanings of lexical items by decomposing them into a set of smaller, contrastive semantic features or components ^[1]. The approach treats lexical meaning as a structured combination of semantic elements, with individual lexical units distinguished by the presence, absence, or configuration of particular features within a semantic domain ^[1]. Componential analysis is concerned with the systematic representation of meaning relations among words through feature-based analysis and differs from approaches that regard lexical meaning primarily as indivisible or determined only by contextual usage ^[2].