Abstract
This research focuses on the phenomenon of lexical ambiguity in English, examining its definition, types, and intricacies from a semantic standpoint. Lexical ambiguity holds substantial importance for scholars and, particularly, for translators who must navigate its complexities during the translation process. The diverse perspectives of different scholars are acknowledged, as they contribute to the multifaceted understanding of this linguistic phenomenon.The study begins by defining lexical ambiguity and categorizing its various types, illustrating how a single word or phrase can give rise to multiple interpretations. The significance of lexical ambiguity is underscored by exploring its implications in communication and the potential challenges it poses for language comprehension.The research methodology employed in this study is expounded upon, elucidating its influence on the organization and presentation of research findings. A clear distinction is drawn between research methodology and research methods, emphasizing their complementary roles in effectively structuring academic papers, theses, and dissertations. By embracing robust research methodologies, scholars can enhance the quality and reliability of their work.Moreover, the research investigates different research approaches and their relevance to the core methodology. These approaches provide a systematic framework for examining and analyzing lexical ambiguity, enabling researchers to draw meaningful conclusions and contribute to the existing body of knowledge.This research aims to provide valuable insights into the multifaceted nature of lexical ambiguity in English. By exploring its definition, types, and intricacies, and by examining various scholarly viewpoints, this study offers a comprehensive understanding of the subject. Additionally, it highlights the significance of research methodology and research approaches, aiding researchers in effectively addressing lexical ambiguity and making meaningful contributions to the field.