Which linguistic packaging strategy was pioneered by major dictionary publishers before becoming standard practice in multilingual consumer goods packaging?

In the world of language and linguistics, product packaging plays a crucial role in communicating with consumers. Different languages, writing systems, and linguistic approaches can significantly impact how products are perceived across global markets. This trivia question explores how language specialists and linguists have influenced modern packaging strategies in multilingual markets.

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Semantic Density Mapping: using minimal text with maximum meaning across multiple languages
Parallel Text Presentation: displaying the same information in multiple languages side-by-side with clear visual separation
Linguistic Icon System: replacing all text with universally recognized symbols developed by linguistic anthropologists
Cultural Code Switching: altering product names and descriptions based on the linguistic norms of each target market