21 thoughts on “SEMANTICS-16: Sense Relations (Homonymy vs Polysemy)”
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in Russian, магазин (magazine) is a store, like the English sense of a place to buy things
with the examples of house and articulate, aren’t the senses related ?
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Very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you!
Hi, how are house (n) and house (v) not related? To house someone basically means to put them in a house, right?
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Excuse me, what does it mean when the sense relations have concepts such as similarity or contrast, inclusion or exclusion? Are they categories?
Are sense and concept the same?
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Great video😍👍thank you for simplifying these confusing concepts🙏😀
That was informative . I was wondering whether we could consider the two senses of the work bank to be related. Hence, they both have a shared etymology and they are connected exactly in the same way as the two senses of the word magazine
Dear Dr., The Homonymy example of ‘wring and ring’ must probably fall under Polysemy, because their etymology refers to a round, twisting form. A ring is round and to wring is to twist around. There seems similarity in sense.
thank you, teacher 🙂
in Russian, магазин (magazine) is a store, like the English sense of a place to buy things
with the examples of house and articulate, aren’t the senses related ?
thank you professor.
I subscribed xD
You see guys? Arabic is the mother of languages.
Very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you!
Hi, how are house (n) and house (v) not related? To house someone basically means to put them in a house, right?
جزاك الله خير
It’s helpful. Thank you. شكرا لك 🌹🌹
Excuse me, what does it mean when the sense relations have concepts such as similarity or contrast, inclusion or exclusion? Are they categories?
Are sense and concept the same?
Very helpful! Thank you so much! God bless you more!
Love your work! Thank you
I finally get it cheers for that!
You are awesome ❣️
♥️♥️♥️♥️
You are brilliant 👏👏👏
thank you so much
Great video😍👍thank you for simplifying these confusing concepts🙏😀
That was informative . I was wondering whether we could consider the two senses of the work bank to be related. Hence, they both have a shared etymology and they are connected exactly in the same way as the two senses of the word magazine
Dear Dr.,
The Homonymy example of ‘wring and ring’ must probably fall under Polysemy, because their etymology refers to a round, twisting form. A ring is round and to wring is to twist around. There seems similarity in sense.