The middle ground between relations in general and the sign relations we need to do logic, inquiry, communication, and so on is occupied by triadic relations, also called ternary or 3-place relations.
Triadic relations are some of the most pervasive in mathematics, over and above the importance of sign relations for logic.
Here’s a primer with examples from mathematics and semiotics:
- Triadic Relations • OEIS Wiki • Wikiversity
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