Homograph

/hˈɒməɡɹˌaf/

/hˈɑːməɡɹˌæf/

[noun]

Homograph

[NOUN]

(grammar) one of two or more words that are spelled the same but differ in meaning

Examples

1. As a homograph, it can have two meanings.

2. But it also could be a homograph.

3. But because I'm not going to go into homographs right now, I'm not going to give you the examples.

4. In Dutch, bank sla naar lijken In German, Seite, Saite Tor heute, Häute Stadt, statt So, the spelling in English is not phonetic, it has homographs and homophones, and that's normal in other languages.