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El principal objetivo del artículo es describir el carácter polisémico del término cromático español y presentar esta unidad léxica como una categoría radial constituida por diferentes sentidos relacionados entre sí, así como también destacar el papel protagonista de la metonimia tanto en la motivación como en la conexión de los sentidos. El estudio se estructura de la siguiente manera: (i) exposición de las principales características de la semántica cognitiva y su concepción de la polisemia (ii) descripción de la motivación de cada una de las extensiones semánticas asociadas al término cromático, y (iii) trazado de la red radial del término que lo estructura como categoría polisémica y presentación de la relación que se establece entre ellas a partir de la metonimia y la metáfora. Para llevar a cabo la investigación se ha aplicado una metodología basada en corpus que permite obtener muestras de uso real del término cromático, así como acceder a la información lingüística y contextual que interviene en la activación y distinción de sentidos. En cuanto a la motivación y relación entre ellos, el estudio se realiza de acuerdo a la TCMM.

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Keyword(s): categoría radial; color; metaphor; metonimia; metonymy; metáfora; polisemia; polysemy; radial category

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