Lexical Semantics -

is when two words sound the same but have entirely different, unrelated meanings (like "to," "too," and "two").

Why Words Matter: A Deep Dive into Lexical Semantics Have you ever stopped to wonder why the word "bank" can refer to a place where you keep your money and the edge of a river? Or why we say a person "runs," a refrigerator "runs," and even paint "runs," despite these actions being completely different? Lexical Semantics

: This explores how word meanings overlap or contrast. Common examples include: is when two words sound the same but