A person's name generally has no logical connection with the actual person, just as the word "cow" does not look like a cow or sound like a cow.These examples illustrate the principle that the connection between a word and what it represents is
A)context bound.
B)concrete.
C)arbitrary.
D)denotative.

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The statement refers to the arbitrary nature of the connection between a word and what it represents. This means that the relationship is based on convention and agreement rather than any logical or inherent connection.

A Person's Name Generally Has No Logical Connection with the Actual