(b) Often no nuances of 'meaning' are discernible differentiating such names as 'Ashkenaz' and 'Germaniah,' such that we would not say either that Hebrew would have been impoverished had it lacked one of them (or that English is improverished because it has only one name for Germany), any more than a language is impoverished if it has only one word corresponding to substitutivity in this paragraph, we could get yet another paradox analogous to Pierre's: our Hebrew speaker both believes, and disbelieves, that Germany is pretty.