Yes!
I beleive they're coloquially called homosigns but homonym is also used.
Same as with English they're deduced through context.
There's also something called polyseny which is more about 1 sign having multiple meanings but from what I've seen this usually applies to synonyms or verb tenses
I beleive they're coloquially called homosigns but homonym is also used.
Same as with English they're deduced through context.
There's also something called polyseny which is more about 1 sign having multiple meanings but from what I've seen this usually applies to synonyms or verb tenses
November 23, 2024 at 5:51 PM
Yes!
I beleive they're coloquially called homosigns but homonym is also used.
Same as with English they're deduced through context.
There's also something called polyseny which is more about 1 sign having multiple meanings but from what I've seen this usually applies to synonyms or verb tenses
I beleive they're coloquially called homosigns but homonym is also used.
Same as with English they're deduced through context.
There's also something called polyseny which is more about 1 sign having multiple meanings but from what I've seen this usually applies to synonyms or verb tenses
Classic rhi taking blurry photos in places you're not supposed to take pictures
November 17, 2024 at 3:31 AM
Classic rhi taking blurry photos in places you're not supposed to take pictures