A word can be both monosemantic and

A word can be both monosemantic and polysemantic, according to N. G. Goltsova. Monosemantic words can appear in a variety of grammatical categories, including nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. The ideal phrase strives for clarity, and the majority of terms used in literature, medicine, and other professions are clear-cut: anaphora, alliteration, gastroenteritis, etc. The names of plants and animals, such as birch, gooseberry, chamomile, gudgeon, and jay, as well as names of persons according to their professions and specialties, such as doctor, livestock specialist, pilot, and etc are all monosemantic nouns.

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N.G.Goltsovaning fikricha, so'z ham monosemantik, ham polisemantik bo'lishi mumkin. Monosemantik so‘zlar turli grammatik turkumlarda, jumladan, ot, sifat, fe’l va qo‘shimchalarda paydo bo‘lishi mumkin. Ideal ibora aniqlikka intiladi, adabiyotda, tibbiyotda va boshqa kasblarda ishlatiladigan atamalarning aksariyati aniq: anafora, alliteratsiya, gastroenterit va boshqalar. Qayin, krijovnik, romashka, gudgeon kabi o'simlik va hayvonlarning nomlari. , va jay, shuningdek, kasb va mutaxassisligiga koʻra shifokor, chorvachilik boʻyicha mutaxassis, uchuvchi va hokazo kishilarning nomlari ham monosemantik otlardir.