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Simple Syntax for Defining Semantic Relationships

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If online resources such as Google or Wikipedia could be made to understand semantic relationships, they would come much closer to true artificial intelligence.

Here's a simple syntax that can be used to define semantic relations:

s: root concept == related concept

s: root === related === related

Where s: = semantic relationship to be defined; root concept = the concept to be defined; related concept = the semantically related concept.

For some reason, I prefer having the number of equals signs between each atom equal the number of relations to be defined; however, I recognize that s: root = related = related = related works just as well. Examples:

s: fire = burn = pain = red

s: rose = love = "Romeo & Juliet"

Of course, the person defining the semantic relations has to be trusted; otherwise, some nefarious person could define bogus relations.