organon
/ɔrˈɡænɒn/Definitions
1. noun
A logical system, especially one that deals with the principles of knowledge or reality, or a scientific instrument.
“The philosopher developed a new organon for understanding the universe.”
2. noun
A musical instrument, especially the pipe organ.
“The grand pipe organ dominated the cathedral’s acoustics.”
3. noun
A part of the body, especially a sensory organ.
“The organon of sight allows humans to perceive the world visually.”