This analysis explores polysemy in terminology, distinguishing various forms while highlighting its significance in scientific language.
This article analyzes the phenomenon of polysemy in terminology and its typological classification. It is demonstrated that the existence of polysemy in terminology, as a special layer of the lexicon, is a natural linguistic phenomenon. The study identifies and distinguishes various forms of polysemy. According to the author’s conclusion, the polysemy of terms is not only a source of ambiguity but also an important indicator of the flexibility and dynamic development of scientific language. Its typological analysis has not only theoretical significance but also considerable practical value — in terminography, translation practice, and educational processes.
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Khudoyberdiyeva Gulmira (2025) studied this question.
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