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F.9:19 - Archetypal Grounding

F.9:19.1 - Tell

A Bridge is an actual semantic relation, not a synonym claim or enactment edge. Its profile says what correspondence holds. A separate claim says whether that relation suits one proposed use. Evidence, authorization, packaging, and actual performance remain separate.

F.9:19.2 - Show: service lane

The observation sense can bear a semantic relation to the target sense without being the target status. The team then states and warrants one comparison use; status and acceptance remain separate claims.

F.9:19.3 - Show: access-control lane

A process team and an access-control team both use operator. An obtaining overlap Bridge plus an affirmative, warranted label-use claim can support one glossary row. It establishes no access, permission, authority, local system-role kind, assignment, performer, or Work. Recover whichever fact is actually claimed under its direct pattern; preserve the source term access-control role only when referring to the external scheme.

F.9:19.4 - Show: episteme lane

An actual card can package the relation claim, bounded-use claim, evidence path, and reliance disposition. It remains an episteme about the Bridge and creates neither the relation nor the receiving act.