The term is defined as a word or phrase expressing a special scientific and technical concept in current linguistics. The terminological lexicon includes words and phrases that are widely used in the context of non-professional speech related to the specialty. We present some comments on the term and terminological lexicon in this article.

This article addresses the theoretical and practical challenges in classifying polysemous terms within specialized terminological systems. Drawing on foundational research in cognitive semantics and terminology theory (Apresjan, 1974; Cabré, 1999; Cruse, 2000; Pustejovsky, 1995), it reviews existing classification models, examines their limitations, and analyzes empirical cases from engineering, medicine, and information technology vocabularies. The study proposes an integrated framework that combines sense-relation typologies with corpus-driven metrics to enhance consistency and usability in terminological resources. Implications for lexicography, terminology management, and automated term-disambiguation systems are discussed.

 This article analyzes and summarizes different views on the most effective methods of term generation. The lexicon with a limited scope is  studied as a general topic. Linguistic features of polymer chemistry terms, changes in meaning are   in general. The scientific terms and their semantic analysis, which are the main subject of study in the article, form the research perspectives of chemical terms, polymer technology terms based on the natural features of terminology and linguistics general.