Homonymy is a lexical-semantic relationship in which two or more distinct words share the same linguistic form but have unrelated meanings ^[1][2]. The shared form may involve identical pronunciation, identical spelling, or both, giving rise to distinctions between homophones and homographs. Homonymy is distinguished from polysemy, in which a single lexical item has multiple related senses, although the boundary between these phenomena can be difficult to establish in some cases ^[1][2].