A polysemic Word has many meanings, from the Greek polys polle poly ( lot ) and sema sématos ( signal, brand, mark, notice, image, meaning ) because it designates diverse realities that we know by the expressive context or alludes to different actions, qualities or relations; for example, the word peak may designate the top of a mountain, a tool for digging Earth, an organ of birds, the mouth of the people, a son of Saturn, amount that exceeds a round number, dose that is injected a drug addict or the action of the verb chop
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