What is Hyponymy relation? A. A is part of B B. B has A as a part of itself C. A is subordinate of B D. A is superordinate of B

The correct answer is C. A is subordinate of B.

Hyponymy is a semantic relation between two concepts in which one concept (the hyponym) is included in the extension of another concept (the hypernym). For example, the concept “dog” is a hyponym of the concept “animal”, because all dogs are animals.

The other options are incorrect. Option A is incorrect because it describes a part-whole relationship, not a hyponymy relationship. Option B is incorrect because it describes a whole-part relationship,

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