THEORETICAL FEATURES OF POLYSEMY IN LINGUISTIC TEXTS
Keywords:
language, phenomena of reality, polysemy, meaningAbstract
Thea article describes issues based on analyzing the significance of polysemy in linguistics and its meanings in different contexts. In the process of language development, when a word is used in various contexts, modifications of its meaning appear - lexico-semantic variants. This process is called polysemy or polysemy (the semantic property of a word to have several meanings at the same time). Polysemy of a word is the presence of one or more meanings in a word. This is the ability of one word to serve to designate different objects and phenomena of reality.
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