What is this word that has four different meanings?

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I was reading an article the other day about a word that has four different meanings and each meaning has a different root but I've forgotten what the word is. I think it's a fairly simple word like 'cake' and I think it might be the only English word that has four different meanings from four completely separate roots.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Bow?

I reckon it’s post.

post as in fence
post as in post a letter
post as in afterwards
post as in job or position

set

row as in lined up
row as in boat
row as in argument
row as in loud noise
there are probably others

I’m not sure about Battery and Mobile phone. But the other meanings of Cell come from the living things definition. The first cells observed by microscope were from cork, which was dead so the cells were “empty”.

Could be "suit" although I don't know the respective etymologies.

• item of clothing e.g. three piece suit, suit of armour
• to flatter e.g. "That blouse suits you"
• a cause e.g. to press one's suit
• a legal case e.g. a law suit
• to please e.g. "Suit yourself "
• a set e.g. playing card suits (spades, hearts etc)
• slang for senior execs e.g. "Let the suits worry about it"

The word "flight" can have four distinct meanings: 1) the act of flying; 2) a group of birds flying together; 3) the act of escaping; and 4) a staircase

Cross?

"Prick" has 4 different meanings according to Microsoft Copilot.

Contemporary? E.g. ‘present day customs/conditions…’

There's the old joke about the child who went to school and was told to 'Sit here for the present'. He was disappointed because he thought he was going to be given a present but the teacher meant 'sit here for now'.