Terms

If a term has
    A. One meaning, it is univocal.
    B. Many meanings, it is equivocal:
        1. if these meanings are connected with each other
            a. by a similarity
                1) which is essential, they have an analogy of
			proper similarity or proportionality
                2) which is accidental, they have analogy of
			improper similarity or proportionality or metaphor.
	    b. by some other connection, they have
			analogy of connection or attribution.
	2. if these meanings are unconnected with each other,
		they are purely equivocal.