DatSemShift

1179 shifts found

ID	Class	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Status
1	V	to calculate, count	→	to take into account	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to count		to take into account	sčitat'	učityvat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to consider, to regard		to take into account	sčitat'sja

2	V	to calculate, count	—	to respect	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to calculate, count	—	to respect	считать	почитать

3	V	to find	→	to have opinion	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to find		to find	nahodit'

4	V	to taste	↔	to try, to attempt	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to try		to try	probovat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to taste	↔	to try, to attempt	пробовать

5	V	to go, walk	→	to find	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to come across	→	to find	najti
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	walk slowly	→	to find, to get	dybat'	nadybat'

7	V	to turn, rotate (intr.)	→	to become	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to turn		to turn into	obernut'sja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to spin, to rotate		to turn into	vraščat'sja	prevratit'sja

13	V	to calculate, count	→	to have opinion	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to count	—	to think, to believe	sčitat'

15		<hat>	—	fool	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hat		ninny	šljapa

16		sweet (taste)	→	lovely	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	sweet	—	pleasant, nice	сладкий

17	Adj	salty	—	funny	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	salty		obscene	solenyj

18	V	to hear	→	to understand	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to hear		to hear	slyšat'

19	V	to remind	→	to be alike	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to remind		to remind	napominat'

24	V	to get, obtain	→	to manage to do smth	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to receive, to get, to be given	—	to be a success	получать (polučat')	получаться (polučat'sja)

28	V	to get, obtain	→	to receive visitors	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to accept		to receive	prinimat'

29	V	to get, obtain	→	to become infected	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to seize, to grasp	→	to catch (a disease)	схватить (shvatit')

31	V	free	→	can, to be able	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	free			svobodnyj
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	free, independed, not-imprisoned, unrestricted	→	having permission or opportunity	вольный (vol'nyj)	волен (volen)

34	V	to hear / to listen	→	to obey	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to listen	→	to obey	slušat'	slušat'sja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to listen	→	to obey	слушать	слушаться

35	V	to see/to look at	→	to have opinion	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to discern, to contemplate	→	to regard, to consider	rassmatrivat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to see		to see	videt'

42	V	to smile	→	to like	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to smile			ulybat'sja

46		dog	→	seal (animal)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to cub		to bring forth pups (sea-calf)	ščenit'sja

49		to walk, wander	—	to loaf, do nothing	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to stroll, to walk		not to work	guljat'

55	Adj	sharp	→	spicy	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	sharp		spicy	ostryj

59	Adj	correct (adj.)	—	right (vs. left)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	right	—	right	pravyj

66	V	to make noise	→	to speak	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to clamor, to make a racket	→	to say, to speak	galdet'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to clamor	—	to say, to speak	gamet'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to clamor, to babble	→	to talk, to chat	gomonit'

67	Adj	light, bright	→	comprehensible	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	light, clear	→	clear	jasnyj

70	Adv	when	→	if	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	when (temrporal conjunction)	→	if, whether	kogda

71	N	part	→	fate	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	part		fate, lot	čast'	učast'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	part, share		destiny	dolja

72	N	flower	→	colour	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Belarusan	paint		flower	kraska

74	N	spruce (Picea)	—	abies (Abies)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	fur tree		silver fir	el'	jedle

76	N	branch, twig	—	willow	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	branch		a species o a willow Salix pendula	vetv'	vetla

79		to turn, rotate (tr.)	→	to distort	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to spin, to rotate		to perverse	vraščat'	izvraščat'

81		to pull	→	inclination to smth	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to pull, to draw		desire	tjanut'	tjaga

84		to dig	—	to row (with oars)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to dig	—	to row (with oars)	грести

86	Adj	to call (somebody), to make respond	—	to cause	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to call	→	to cause	vyzyvat'

87	Adj	moist, humid	—	raw	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	humid		raw	syroj

96		inflated	→	proud	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	inflated	→	arrogant	nadutyj

106	Adj	to mix, stir	→	to worry, be agitated	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to hinder, to prevent		confusion	mešat'	zamešatel'stvo

110	Adj	dry	→	emotionless	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	dry, not wet		dry speech	suhoj

113	Adj	to throw	—	to leave	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to throw		to leave	kidat'	pokinut', pokidat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to throw		to leave	brosat'

114		to deliver (a child)	—	to cause	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to give birth to	→	to cause	rodit'	porodit'

115		quick	—	skilful, dexterous	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to be in hurry	→	agile, deft, dexterous	toropit'sja	rastoropnyj

119		merry, funny, cheerful	—	profligate, womanizer	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	cheerful		cheerful	veselyj

140	V	to take prisoner	→	to charm, to delight	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to capture		to charm	plenit'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to capture	→	to enthrall	zahvatit'

141	V	to drag	→	to charm, to delight	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to draw (obs.)		to be attracted	vleč'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to draggle, to draw		to enjoy	taščit'	taščit'sja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to carry p smth heavy		to enjoy	peret'	peret' (bezl.)
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to carry, to transport		to be fond of, to be into smth	uvlekat'	uvlekat'sja

142		to close one's eyes	→	to die, pass away	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to close one's eyes	→	to die	smežit' oči

143	Adj	to close one's eyes	→	to ignore, not to greet somebody	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to close one's eyes	→	to ignore	zakryvat' glaza	zakryvat' glaza (na čto-l)

144	Adj	to bind to	→	to love	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to become attached	→	to get attached	privjazat'sja	privjazat'sja, privjazannost'

146		shame	→	genitalia	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	shame	→	genitals	styd
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	shame	→	shame, disgrace	sram

147		egg	→	testicle	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	egg	→	bollocks	jajco	jaički, jajca

162		to drive, to force to move on	→	to tell lie	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to chase, to drive	→	to lie	gnat'

164	V	to turn, rotate (intr.)	→	to return (intr.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to spin, to rotate		to return	vraščat'sja	vozvraščat'sja

166	Adj	skirt	→	woman	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	skirt	→	woman	jubka

170		to beat, hit	↔	to eat	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to thrash (wheat)	→	уплетать, интенсивно есть	molotit'

172		puppy (of a dog)	→	inexperienced	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	puppy	→	brat	ščenok

180		to break (tr.)	→	to confess	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to split, to cleave	—	to come clean	raskolot'	raskolot'sja

184	Adj	to sleep	→	to copulate	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to sleep	→	to shag, to go to bed	spat'

188		flexible	—	compliant, pliable	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	flexible	—	flexible	gibkij

200		to bind	→	acerb, tart, harsh (taste or smell)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to tie, to bind	→	astringent taste	vjazat'	vjažuščij vkus

209		bridge	→	floor (vs. ceiling)	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Yakut	bridge		floor	most	муоста

213		clean (adj.)	→	totally, absolutely	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	clean	→	completely	čistyj	načisto

223		power, authority	→	country, land	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	power	→	district	vlast'	volost'

224		strength	→	army	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	strength	→	army, troops	сила	силы (plural)

231		to die, pass away	→	very	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	death		strongly	smert'	dosmerti

234		to cover	→	to copulate	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to cover		to copulate (animals)	pokryvat'

235		thick (of a growth, hair)	→	low (of voice)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	thick	→	deep	gustoj

237		to tear off, peel off	→	to carp, find faults	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to bark, to peel		to find fault	drat'	pridirat'sja

240		to wash	→	to celebrate	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to wash		to wet	myt'	obmyvat'

242	V	to grasp, seize	→	to understand	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to take, to grasp, to capture, to catch [Даль 1994-3: 743]	→	to grasp [Даль 1994-3: 743]	ponjat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to grasp, to seize	→	to grasp	shvatyvat'
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech		→	to understand	hapat'	chápati

243		opposite	—	enemy	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	opposite, contrary		adversary	protivnyj	protivnik

252		curved	—	untruth	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	crooked, wry		lie	krivoj	krivda

256	Adj	flat (adj)	—	equal	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	even		equal	rovnyj	ravnyj

259		to crawl	→	snake	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to creep, to crawl	→	snake	polzat'	polzun

269		to dig	—	to investigate	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to dig	—		kopat'	kopat', dokopat'sja

275		poisonous	→	sarcastic	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	poisonous	→	pungent, incisive	jadovityj

276		expensive	↔	important	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	valuable	→	valuable	cennyj
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	precious	→	important	cennyj

284		to sweep	→	to refuse	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to sweep		to reject	mesti	otmesti

286		to become curved	—	to die, pass away	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to ply	—	to die	zagibat'sja

289		to open (tr.)	→	to find	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to open	→	to make a discovery	otkryvat'

308		to step on	→	to attack	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to step, to tread	→	to attack	nastupat'

310		horned	→	to be unfaithful (to one's husband or wife)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	horn		to cheat on (spouse)	rog	nastavit' roga

323		to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to praise	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to raise, to lift up	→	to praise too much	voznosit'	prevoznosit'

337		to beat, hit	→	to be surprised	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to hit (with a weapon)	→	to surprise	porazit'

342		to fall down	→	to decrease drastically	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to fall	→	to go down	padat'

344	V	to wound (tr.)	→	to offend (tr.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to wound		to wound	ranit'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to cut		to wound, to hurt	rezanut'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to touch, to brush against		to wound	zadet'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to jab, to prick		to pique	ukolot'

346	N	dream (during sleep)	—	daydream (n.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	dream		dream	mečta

359	V	to touch	→	to offend (tr.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to touch, to brush against		to wound	zadet'

360	V	to touch	→	to evoke (a feeling)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to touch		to move	trogat'

366	Adj	heavy (of weight)	→	difficult	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	heavy	—	hard, difficult	tjaželyj

372	N	sleeve	→	branch (of a river)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	sleeve	→	branch	rukav

380	V	to throw	→	to give up, stop doing	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to throw	→	to give up	brosat'

381	V	to pull	→	to smoke	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to pull, to draw		to inhale	tjanut'	zatjagivat'sja

384	V	to see/to look at	→	to care for, look after	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to see, to watch	→	to look after	smotret'	smotret' (za kem-l.)

385	N	thigh / hip	—	back (body part)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	thigh, hip		back (only in pl.)	bedro	bedra

388	N	shine (n.)	→	lightning	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Czech	glitter		lightning [Павлович 1976: 33]	blesk

389	N	beard	→	chin	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	beard	→	chin, obs. Beard [Павлович 1976: 37]	boroda	brada

390	N	eyebrow	—	eyelash	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	eyebrow, brow	→	eyelash [Павлович 1976: 40]	brov'	brva

392	Adj	beautiful	→	good	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	beautiful, nice	→	good (dialect)	krasivyj

393	N	arc	→	rainbow	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	arch	—	rainbow [Павлович 1976: 95]	duga	duha

396	Adj	inflated	→	empty	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	inflated		empty	nadutyj	dutý

400	V	to press down	—	to choke	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	to press		to strangle, to press [Павлович 1976: 64]	davit'	dávit

409	N	hump (of a person or camel)	—	back (body part)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Bulgarian	hunch		back [Бернштейн 1986: 101]	gorb	grăb

412	V	to emit smoke	→	to smoke	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to smoke		to smoke	dymit'

416	N	place	—	town	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	place	→	city, town [Павлович 1976:235]	mesto	mĕsto

417	N	box, container	→	chest (body part)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	cage, square		chest	kletka	grudnaja kletka

419	Adj	quick	→	bold, insolent	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	quick, fast	→	to venture to far	borzyj, borzoj	oborzet'

421	N	<vessel>	—	pelvis	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	bowl, basin	→	pelvis	taz

426	Adv	early	→	morning	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	early	—	morning, in the morning [Павлович 1976: 484]	rano	ráno

427	N	turnip (Brassica rapa var. rapa)	—	beet (Beta vulgaris)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	turnip	—	beet root [Павлович 1976: 515]	repa	řepa

428	N	melon (Cucumis melo)	—	pumpkin	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	melon		pumpkin	arbuz
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	melon		pumpkin	dynja	dynia

429	N	water-melon (Cucurbita citrullus)	—	pumpkin	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Belarusan	watermelon		pumpkin	arbuz	harbuz

430		water-melon (Cucurbita citrullus)	↔	melon (Cucumis melo)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	watermelon		melon (dial.)	arbuz

434	N	shoulder	—	back (body part)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	shoulder	—	back	plečo	plecy

436	N	lip	—	mouth	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	lip		mouth (colloq.)	guba	gęba

438	N	word	—	letter (character)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	word	—	letter	slovo

440	N	enemy	—	murderer	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	enemy		murder	vrag	vrah

444	V	to think	↔	to speak	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Bulgarian	to think	—	I am speaking	dumat'	dumam

457	N	eye	→	spot, stain	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	eye		round spot, sometimes with a colourful edge (in insects)	glaz	glazok

463	N	eye	→	bud (on a twig)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	eye	—	bud	glaz	glazok

464	N	eye	→	peephole	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	eye		peephole	glaz	glazok

468	N	eye	→	eye of typhoon	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	eye		eye (strom, tropic cyclone)	glaz

470	N	eye	→	vision	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	eye	→	sight	glaz

473	N	eye	→	supervision	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	eye	→	supervision	glaz

474	N	eye	→	evil eye	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	eye	→	evil eye (colloq., obs.)	glaz

475	N	eye	→	observer	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	eye	→	horse ward in vanguard (Cossack)	glaz

477	N	mouth	→	mouth (of a river)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	mouth, lips		mouth	usta	ust'e

478	N	mouth	→	face	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	lip		muzzle (animal)	guba	huba

485	N	mouth	—	instrument, tool	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to dig		digging tool	ryt'	rot

487	N	mouth	↔	eater	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	mouth		eater	rot

490	N	nose	→	cape	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	nose		part of geographic names of Northern Russian territories	nos
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	nose		cape, sand bank (Northern dialects)	nos

491	N	nose	→	nostril	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	nose		nostril	nos	nozdrja

493	N	nose	→	beak	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	nose		nose	nos

495	N	nose	→	front part	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	nose		nose (ship)	nos
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	nose		narrow front part (of a hammer, egg, wing, scythe)	nos	nosok
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	nose		front part of foot, shoe	nos	nosok
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	nose		nose	nos

502	N	ear	→	opening, hole	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	ear		ear	uho	uško

503	N	ear	→	hearing	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	ear		hearing	uho

504	N	ear	↔	listener	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	ear		a person who can eavesdrop	uho

505	N	throat	→	ravine	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	throat		gorge, ravine, mountain passage	gorlo

509	N	comb (of a bird)	—	comb	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	comb		comb	grebešok

511	N	comb (of a bird)	—	mountain ridge, edge	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	crest, peak		crest, peak	greben'

513	N	mane	→	mountain ridge, edge	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	mane		low mountain range, hill, oblongish mountain	griva

534	N	tooth	→	salient part, ledge	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	tooth		jag (tool, car etc)	zub	zubec

536	N	horn	→	peak of mountain	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	horn	—	sharp tooth like mountain top, peak	rog

545	V	to pay	—	to revenge	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to pay	→	to repay	platit'	otplatit'

548	Adj	narrow, close	—	difficult	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	tight	→	in great distress, in low circumstances	tesnyj	stesnennyj

549	N	<pocket>	→	wealth	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	pocket		symbol of material well being, wealth	karman

550	Adj	heavy (of weight)	→	stuffy, close	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	heavy	→	stuffy	tjaželyj

551	N	<going, walking>	→	toilet	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Lezgian	going in, entering	→	toilet	zahod	zaχut'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to move	→	toilet	hodit'	othožee mesto

552	N	granule	→	small quantity of something	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	grain, cereal		smallest particle, minimal	krupa	krupica

554	Adj	cunning, sly	↔	devil, satan	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	sly, cunning	→	demon, devil, Satan	lukavyj

555		snake	→	guileful, crafty person	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	snake		insidious, spiteful, evil	zmeja

557		history	—	event, occurrence	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	story	→	episode, adventure	istorija

559		to heat up	→	to beat, hit	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	heat		to hit heavily (vern.)	gret'	ogret'

560	Adj	to mix, stir	→	to confuse (with)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to mix, stir	→	to confuse	smešivat'

565	V	to come	→	to have experience	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to come	→	to have to	prihodit'	prihodit'sja

567	V	to come	→	must	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to come		to have to	prihodit'	prihodit'sja

569	V	to go out	→	to result in	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to go out	→	to result	vyhodit'

572	V	to transit	→	to become	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to pass		to slip	perehodit'

573	V	to come	→	to come (of an event)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to come		to come	prihodit'

577	Adj	old (vs. young)	—	old (vs. new)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	the one who reached old age		existing for a long time	staryj

578	V	to disappear	→	to spoil (intr.)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to disappear		to go bad	propadat'

580	Adj	<crockery>	→	face	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	small tub, bucket		face (substandard, contempt., vulg. )	rjaška / rjažka	rjaška, rjaha

581		cold (adj.)	→	unpleasant	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to cool, to get cold	→	unloved, boring	styt'	postylyj
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	cold	—	shit, nullity (person)	moroz, moroznyj	mraz', merzkij
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Slovenian	cold	→	disgust	stuža	stud

582	Adj	to inhabit, live	↔	to be situated	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to live, to dwell (animate)		to be somewhere (inanimate, colloq.)	žit'

584		poor	→	unhappy	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	poor	→	unhappy, miserable	bednyj

586	Adj	dog	→	bad person	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	dog	→	bad person	pes
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	dog	—	rascal	sobaka

587	Adj	dog	→	Arctic fox	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	dog (male)		polar fox	pës	pesec

589	Adj	<wooden object>	→	fool	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	stub	→	blockhead, idiot	pen'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	stump	→	blockhead, fool	čurban

591		house	→	family	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	house		family, household	dom

592	Adj	to fall down	→	to experience failure	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to fall through	→	to fail	provalit'sja

599	N	tree	—	wood, timber	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	tree		wood, timber	derevo

601	N	wood, timber	—	forest	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	wood, forest		timber	les

603	N	road	→	sea	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Ancient Greek	way		sea	put'	πόντος

614	V	to pull	—	to weigh (intr.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to pull, to draw		to look like	tjanut'

617	N	sky	—	palate	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	sky		palate	nebo	nëbo

622	V	to howl	—	to cry, weep	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to howl		to cry loudly, to howl	vyt'

625	N	noise	—	rumour	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to make noise	—	to gossip	baruzdit'

626	N	snake	—	caterpillar	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	snake		worm, caterpillar	gnusina
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	snake		caterpillar	polzun
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	snake		fruit moth caterpillar Hyponomenta variabilis Zell.	zmeja	zmeolan

628	N	cattle	→	bad person	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	cattle, livestock		brute	skot, skotina

632	V	to stand up	—	to wake up (intr.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to stand up	—	to get up	vstavat'

638	Adj	empty	→	in vain	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	empty	—	idle	pustoj

639	V	to become ready (of food)	—	to ripen	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to be cooked, to be boiled		to ripen	pospevat'

644	V	to load	→	to beat, hit	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to give		to beat	davat'	nadavat'

647	N	to play (intr.)	→	joke	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	game, play		practical joke	igra	rozygryš

649	N	hand/arm	→	side (n.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hand, arm		side (of two)	ruka

650	N	hand/arm	→	kind (n.)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hand, arm		type of merchandise (Dahl)	ruka

651	Adj	liquid (adj.)	→	sparse	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	watery, thin (not strong ot thick enough)		sparse	židkij

652	Adj	liquid (adj.)	→	weak	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	watery, thin (not strong ot thick enough)		having no force, richness; feeble	židkij

653	V	to eat	→	to be fed up with	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to eat		to be fed up with	est'	nadoest'

654	V	to shout	→	to cry, weep	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to emit loud sounds		to cry	revet'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to shout	→	to cry, to weep (dial.)	kričat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to shout loudly		to cry loudly, to howl	bazanit'

664		to pull	→	to compete (with smn.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to pull, to tug, to draw		to compete	tjagat'

666		soul	→	person	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	soul		person	duša

673		green	→	plant (biol.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	green	→	greenery	zelenyj	zelen'

675		price	—	mark, grade (at school)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	price		grade	cena	ocenka

677		tailor's thimble	→	foxglove (Digitalis L.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	thimble		finger flower	napërstok	naperstjanka

679		strength	—	violence	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	force		violence	sila	nasilie

680	Adj	to swell up	→	to be angry	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to be filled with air, gas; to balloon	→	to take offence	naduvat'sja

685	V	to run	↔	to fly	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to fly	←	to run	letat'

691	V	to beat, hit	—	to shoot	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to beat		to shoot and hit the target (shooter)	bit'

692	V	to beat, hit	→	to kill	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to beat		to kill (generally animals)	bit'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to beat		to kill	bit'	ubit'

693	V	to beat, hit	→	to break (tr.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to beat	—	to crush, to break	bit'

694	V	to beat, hit	→	to flow	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to beat		to stream out	bit'

695	V	to beat, hit	→	to win	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to beat		to win, to defeat	bit'

696	V	to shoot	→	to ask, beg	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to shoot		to ask to give smth as present or to borrow (colloq.)	streljat'

701		paper	→	document (n.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	paper	→	any official written document	bumaga

711	V	to stick (to a surface), to adhere	—	to fight, scuffle	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to mould		to hit, to blow	lepit'	vlepit', zalepit'

718	Adj	firm, solid	—	strong (of liquid or smell)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	strong, firm	→	drastic, potent	krepkij

733	Adj	curved	—	wrong	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	curved, not straight		wrong, unjust	krivoj

738	V	to lead	→	to behave	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to lead, to guide		to behave	vesti	vesti sebja

740	V	to lead	→	to cause	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to bring	→	to lead	privesti

742	Adv	above	→	additional	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	above, at the top		on top	sverhu

743	V	to weigh (intr.)	→	to think	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to weigh		to consider, to ponder	vzvešivat'

744	N	tongue (body part)	→	speech	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	tongue		language	jazyk

745	V	to disappear	→	to die, pass away	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to disappear	→	to be toast, to be undone	propadat'

746	V	to see/to look at	→	to understand	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to see		to see	videt'

747	V	to see/to look at	→	to visit	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to see		to meet, to see each other	videt'	videt'sja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to see		to see	videt'

748	N	road	→	manner, way	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	road, beaten track, walking path	→	means, manner of achieving smth, direction	put'

750	V	to search, to look for	↔	to want	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Bulgarian	seek		to want, desire	iskat'	iskam

751	N	leaf	→	sheet of paper	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	leave		sheet	list

752	V	to carry	→	to endure	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to carry		to bear	nesti	perenosit'

754	V	to bend, bow (intr.)	→	to be disposed towards	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to bend	→	to be inclined	naklonjat'sja	imet' sklonnosti, naklonnosti

757	V	to go astray	↔	to err, be wrong	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to get lost		to be wrong	zabludit'sja	zabluždat'sja

758	V	to fill (tr.)	→	to carry out	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	full, complete		to fulfil	polnyj	ispolnit'

761	V	to braid, plait, weave	→	to tell lie	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to plait		to say smth usually absurd	plesti

762	V	to taste	→	to feel (an emotion)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to taste		to taste	vkusit'

764	Adj	bitter	→	sorrowful	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	bitter	—	grief	gor'kij	gore

767	Adj	dark (adj.)	→	incomprehensible	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	dark		unclear	temnyj

783		to fall asleep	→	to die, pass away	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to sleep, to repose	—	to pass away	počivat'	počit'

785		to press down	→	to oppress	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to press, to squeeze	→	to make feel inferior	davit'	podavljat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian		—	press	gnet

792		deaf	→	stupid	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	deaf	→	fool, dupe	gluhoj	glušnja

793		hard, solid	→	persistent	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hard, solid	→	constant, persistent	tverdyj

794	Adj	dry	→	lean	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to dry	→	to lose flesh, to emaciate	sohnut'

796		to carry	→	pregnant	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to carry	→	to bear (a child)	nosit'

797		healthy	—	correct (adj.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	healthy	—	sound	zdorovyj	zdravyj

801		blood	↔	red	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	blood (russian dial.)	←	red haired (Russian dialects)	ruda	rudoj

807	Adj	rough, uneven	→	rude, impolite	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	coarse, rough	—	rude	grubyj

811		earth	→	dark (adj.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	earth, ground		sallow	zemlja	zemlistyj

812		beeswax	→	yellow	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	wax		waxen	vosk	voskovoj

813		white	—	milk	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	white	→	dairy	belyj	beloe

817	Adj	taste	→	aesthetic perception	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	taste	→	taste	vkus

818	Adj	to taste	—	to check, test	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to taste	—	to subject to a test	probovat'

823	Adj	to mill	—	little, small	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to grind		petty	molot'	melkij

828		to hold (in hands)	→	to contain	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	hold	→	to contain	deržat'	soderžat'

840	N	mountain	→	forest	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Bulgarian	mountain		forest	gora
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	pine wood (Pskov dialect, elev.)	→	pine forest	bor

841	N	ram	→	snipe (Gallinago)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	ram		snipe, Scolopax gallinago	baran	barašek

842	V	to take	—	to carry	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Latin	to take, to get		to carry	brat'	fero

843	V	to speak	→	to practise witchcraft	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	to chat, babble (dialect)		to conjure	bahorit'	bahoriti
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to speak, to talk		to bewitch	govorit'	zagovorit'

845	V	to be at war	→	to swear, curse, abuse one another	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	fight		abuse, obscene language	bran'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to defend		to quarrel	oboronjat'sja	branit'sja

848	Adv	evening	→	yesterday	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	evening		yesterday	večer	včera

849	Adj	heavy (of weight)	→	important	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	weight		ponderable	ves	vesomyj

851	Adj	heavy (of weight)	→	pregnant	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	heavily	→	being pregnant	gruzno
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	burden	→	pregnant	tjaželaja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	burden	→	pregnant	bremja	beremennaja

854	V	to turn sour	→	to grieve (intr.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to go sour		to be upset	kisnut'

855	V	to feed	→	to bring up	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to nurture	→	to bring up	pitat'	vospityvat'

856	N	moon	→	month	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	moon, month		moon	mesjac

862	N	head	→	beginning	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	head		beginning	golova

864	Adj	bad	↔	good	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Belarusan	good, virtous		bad	blagoj	blahi

865	Adj	blunt	→	stupid	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	blunt		stupid	tupoj

869	N	hot	→	fever	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	hot	—	fever	žarkij	žar
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	hot	→	fever	gorjačij	gorjačka

870	Adj	hot	→	passionate	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to blaze, to flare	→	ardent	pylat'	pylkij
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hot	→	hot tempered	gorjačij

871	V	to put	→	to leave	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to put, to place		to leave	stavit'	ostavit'

873	Adj	hard, solid	→	severe	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hard, harsh		severe	žestkij

875	Adj	black	→	vulgar, common	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	black		plain folk	černyj	čern'

876	Adj	black	→	very	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	black		very	černyj	po-černomu

885	V	to burn (intr.)	→	to incur losses	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to be burned out		to get the short end of the stick	pogoret'

886	N	bile, gall	—	anger	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	bile		malicious	želč'	želčnyj

887	Adj	sharp	→	acute (of sound)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to cut	→	argute, screaming (sound)	rezat'	rezkij

888	N	back (body part)	→	mountain ridge, edge	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	spine	—	range	hrebet

894	V	to stand	→	to get tired	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to stand		to get tired	stojat'	ustavat'

896	V	to blow	→	to deceive	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to blow		to deceive	dut'	naduvat'

898	N	cheek	→	jaw	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	cheek		jaw	ščeka	szczęka

901	Adj	light (of weight)	→	simple	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	light (weight)		easy, simple	legkij

914	Adj	to draw, paint	—	to write	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to draw		to write (principal meaning)	pisat'

923	Adj	naked, bare	→	bald	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Old High German	naked		bald	golyj	kalo

925	N	cheek	—	face	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	face		cheek (bookish) [Павлович 1976]	lico	líce
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Polish	face		face, cheek	lico

926	N	barley	→	sty (on the eye)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	barley	—	eye desease	jačmen'

927	N	doll	—	chrysalis	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Czech	doll		nymph, cocoon	kukla
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	doll		nymph	kukla	kukolka

932	N	heart	↔	centre	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	heart		middle	serdce	seredina

933	N	man	→	husband	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	man		husband	mužčina	muž

935	Adj	healthy	—	big	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	healthy	—	large	zdorovyj

937	Adj	left	→	wrong	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	left		left	levyj

938	Adj	fearful, dreadful	→	very	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	terrible, frightful		terribly	strašnyj	strašno
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	terrible, awful		awfully	užasnyj	užasno

941	V	to burn (intr.)	→	to grieve (intr.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	burn		to be sad	goret'	gorevat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to bake		to be upset	peč'	pečalit'sja

943	V	to take	→	to buy	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to take	→	to buy	vzjat'

948	N	horse (Equus caballus)	→	big	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	horse, equine		big (basilect)	lošadinyj

957	N	affair	→	battle	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	business, affair, thing		battle	delo

958	N	mouse	→	muscle	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	mouse		muscle	myš'	myšca

960	V	to ask, beg	→	to ask, inquire	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to ask		to ask	prosit'	sprašivat'

963	Adj	good	→	very	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	good		well	horošo	horošen'ko

964	V	to possess	—	to be, exist	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to have		to be	imet'	imet'sja

965	N	another	→	friend	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	another, other, different	→	friend	drugoj	drug

966	N	woman	→	wife	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	wife		woman	žena	ženščina

967	V	to stand	→	to cost	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to stand		to cost	stojat'	stoit'

968	Adj	bad	↔	evil (adj.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	evil		angry	zlo	zloj

971	N	tail	→	queue	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	tail		queue	hvost

973	V	to stand up	→	to revolt, rebel	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to stand up		to rebel	vstavat'	vosstavat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to stand up		to stand up against, to gang up against	vstavat'	vosstavat'

974	V	to mix, stir	→	to revolt, rebel	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to puddle, to rile	→	riot	mutit'	smuta

975	V	to fall down	→	to die, pass away	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to fall		chaps	padat'	past'

977	N	<vessel>	↔	head	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	pot, cauldron		head (colloq.)	kotelok

979	Adj	bad	—	lean	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	bad	→	thin	hudoj

980	V	to move quickly	—	to flow	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	quick, fast		rapid	bystryj	bystrina

983	V	to slow, linger	—	to inhabit, live	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	to delay, to linger		to live, to dwell	meškat'	mieszkać

984	V	to see/to look at	→	to search, to look for	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	to look, to watch	→	to look for	gljadet'	hledát

986	N	sack, bag	→	scrotum	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	purse (archaic)		scrotum	mošna	mošonka

991		to want	—	to intend	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to want		to want	hotet'

992	V	to see/to look at	→	to have experience	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to see	→	to see	videt'

993	V	to know	→	to understand	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to know		to be aware	znat'	osoznat'

994	V	to wave (of water)	→	to worry, be agitated	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to worry	→	to be rough	volnovat'sja

995	V	to blossom	→	to succeed	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to blossom		to prosper	cvesti	procvetat'

996	V	to heat up	→	to deceive	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to warm up, to heat		to heat	nagret'

997	V	to throw	→	to run	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to throw		to rush	brosit'	brosit'sja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to throw		to fling at	kinut'	kinut'sja

999	N	key (of a door)	→	clavicle	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	a key		clavicle	ključ	ključica

1000	N	trunk (of a tree)	→	barrel (of a gun)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	trunk (tree)	—	barrel	ствол (stvol)

1002	Adj	blue	—	pigeon (Columba)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	blue		pigeon	goluboj	golub'

1003	Adj	light (of weight)	→	lung	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	light	—	lung	лёгкий (lёgkij)	лёгкое (lёgkoe)

1004	N	mat	→	whore	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	mat		whore (argot)	podstilka
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	skin		whore	škura

1005	N	head	→	chief (n.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	head	—	chief	голова (golova)	golova

1008	N	saddle	→	saddleback	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	saddle	→	saddle (of mountain)	sedlo	sedlovina

1010	N	doll	—	bud (of a flower)	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Belarusan	doll		bud	kukla

1013	V	to walk, wander	→	to fornicate	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to stroll, to walk		to cheat on	guljat'

1024	N	tongue (body part)	→	captive	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	tongue		prisoner	jazyk

1025	N	brain (cerebrum)	—	marrow	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	brain		marrow	mozg

1033	V	to stink	→	to swear, curse, abuse one another	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to stink		X is stinking = X is expressing his or her discontent, and the speaker does not approve X's opinion	vonjat'	razvonjat'sja

1034	N	instrument, tool	→	weapon	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	tool, instrument		weapon	orudie	oružie

1037	Adj	attentive	→	sober	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	attentive,		sober	trezvyj

1043	V	to drag	→	to steal	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to draggle, to draw	→	to steal	тащить (taščit')
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to pull, to draw	→	to steal	тянуть (tjanut')	стянуть (stjanut')

1050	N	seagull	—	lapwing (Vanellus)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	seagull	—	plover	kniga, knigalka
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	seagull	—	plover	čajka	czajka
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	lapwing	—	seagull (southern)	čibez

1051	N	mind (n.)	→	memory	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	opinion		memory	mnenie	pamjat'

1053	N	black cloud	—	hail	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	cloud		hail	tuča

1054	N	black cloud	—	rainbow	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	cloud		rainbow	tuča	tęcza

1056	N	smell	→	stench	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	stench		fragrance	von'	woń

1058	N	berry	→	cheek	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	berry	→	upper part of the cheek, cheekbones	jagoda	jagodki

1060	N	berry	→	buttock	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	berry		buttock	jagoda	jagodica

1063	Adj	dark (adj.)	→	ignorant	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	dark		ignoramus, dipstick	temnyj

1064	N	rooster	→	cock (of a gun)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	rooster		tirgger	kur	kurok

1065	V	to bind	→	to oblige	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to tie, to bind		to be binding	vjazat'	objazat'

1066	V	to reach	→	to be enough	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to reach	—	to be enough	доставать (dostavat')

1067	V	to feel	→	to hear	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Old East Slavic	to feel		to hear	čuvstvovat'	чоути

1068	V	to feel	→	to smell, scent	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to feel		to feel	čuvstvovat'	čujat'

1069	V	to see/to look at	→	to know	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to see	—	to know	videt'	vedat'

1071	V	to walk, wander	—	to ferment, yeast	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	wander, roam		to wander	brodit'

1072	N	light (n.)	→	world	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	light		world	svet

1074	V	to be born	→	people, nation	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to be born		people	roždat'sja	narod

1076	V	to check, test	→	to feel (an emotion)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to test		to have feelings	ispytyvat'

1077	Adj	greasy	→	fat (adj.)(of a person)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	fat, oily		fat	žirnyj

1088	N	bride	→	daughter-in-law	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	bride		daughter in law	nevesta	nevestka

1091	V	to die, pass away	→	to want	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to die	→	to die	umirat'

1092	V	to fly away	→	to feel pleasure	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to fly away		to feel strong positive emotion	uletat'

1093	N	mouse	→	bat (Microchiroptera)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	mouse		bat	myš'	letučaja myš'

1094	N	to speak	—	rumour	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to say		rumours	molvit'	molva

1095	N	sea	—	<lake>	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	sea		lake (dialect)	more

1096	Adj	heavy (of weight)	→	bad	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	heavy		bad	tjaželyj

1097	Adj	heavy (of weight)	→	to a great extent	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	heavy		serious	tjaželyj

1098	V	to be guilty	—	must	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Ukrainian	guilty		guilty	vinovat	vynovat

1099	V	to grasp, seize	→	to be enough	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to seize, to grasp	—	to lack	хватать (hvatat')

1100	Adj	funny	→	strange	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	funny		strange, surprising	smešnoj

1102	Adj	soft (adj.)	→	tender (adj.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	soft		meek	mjagkij

1103	Adj	thin (of an object)	→	high-pitched (of sound)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	narrow, of small diameter		high pitched (sound)	tonkij

1104	V	to finish	→	to kill	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to finish, to stop		to kill (argot)	končat'

1105	V	to smear, anoint	→	to beat, hit	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to spread		to strike	mazat'	vmazat'

1107	V	to smear, anoint	→	to bribe	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to oil, to lubricate		to bribe (substand.)	podmazat'

1108	Adj	light, bright	→	glad	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	light, birght, clear	→	glad, joyful, pleasant	svetlyj

1109	V	to neigh	→	to laugh	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to nicker		to laugh (substand.)	ržat'

1113	N	taste	→	inclination to smth	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	taste		inclination, passion	vkus

1114	V	to put into	→	to bribe	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to slip, to pop into		to bribev(substand.)	sunut'

1115	V	to knock	→	to inform, let know	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to knock	→	to inform, to delate (argot)	stučat'

1116	V	to bark (of a dog)	→	to swear, curse, abuse one another	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to bark at each other	—	to swear, to curse	arkat'sja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to bark		to shout, to make noise, to yell	brehat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to bark		to quarrel, to scold	lajat'	lajat'sja, oblajat'

1117	N	root (of a plant)	→	basis	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	root	→	beginning, source, origin	koren'

1118	N	nail (body part)	—	claw	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	nail (human)		claw	kogot'

1119	N	coal	→	anthrax	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	coal		anthrax	ugolëk

1120	N	mask	→	larva	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	mask		maggot	ličina	ličinka

1121	N	paw	→	five-finger (Potentilla)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	paw		bloodroot	lapa	lapčatka

1122	Adj	near	→	close (of relations)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	near(by), close		native, dear	blizkij

1123	V	to soil, make dirty	→	to disgrace, dishonor	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to soil, to make dirty, to smear (Dahl)		to besmear	marat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to soli		to disgrace smn, to slander	pačkat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	spot		to smear	pjatno	pjatnat'

1124		spot, stain	→	disgrace	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	spot		something discrediting	pjatno

1125	V	to shave	→	to draft (for the army)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to shave	→	to be called up for military service	brit'	zabrit'

1126	N	milk	→	milk-tooth, deciduous tooth	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	milk		tooth	moločnyj

1127	N	milk	→	spurge (Euphorbia)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	milk		caper spurge	moloko	moločaj

1129	N	coal	→	smut (plant disease)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	firebrand		corn desease	golovnja

1131	V	to open (tr.)	→	to learn, find out	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to open		to reveal	otkryt'

1132	V	to fall down	→	to flow into	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to fall		to inflow (water currents)	padat'	vpadat'

1133	Adj	quiet (vs. loud)	→	slow (adj.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	quiet, gentle	—	slow	tihij

1135	V	to go apart, in various directions	—	to spread (intr.)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to part, to separate		to spread	razojtis'

1136	N	earring	→	catkin	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	earring		aglet	serëžka

1137	Adj	green	→	young	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	green		unexeprienced because of young age	zelenyj

1138	V	to bridle	→	to subjugate	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to bridle	→	to tame, to conquer	obuzdat'

1139	Adj	wild, untamed	→	wild (of a person)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	wild		rude, ill-bred, vulgar	dikij

1140	Adj	square (of a town)	→	vulgar	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	square		vulgar	ploščad'	ploščadnoj

1142	V	to hear	→	rumour	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to hear		rumour	slyšat'	sluh

1143	Adj	round (adj.)	→	entire	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	round	—	complete	kruglyj

1144	Adj	calm	→	dead (adj.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	peace, calm		to pass away	pokoj	počit'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	calm (obs.)		dead	pokojnyj

1145	Adj	cold (adj.)	→	indifferent	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	cold		cold	holodnyj

1147	N	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	—	cunning person	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	fox	—	cunning fox (colloq.)	lisa

1148	V	to cool down (intr.)	→	to calm down	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to get cold, to cool down		to calm down	ostyt'

1149	Adj>N	red	→	<disease>	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	red		German measles	krasnyj	krasnuha

1150	Adj	low (location)	→	bad (ethically)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	under	→	mean	pod	podlyj
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	low	→	low	nizkij

1151	V	to mix, stir	→	to hinder	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to hinder, to prevent		to prevent	mešat'

1153	V	to want	→	to hunt	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to want		to hunt	hotet'	ohotit'sja

1155	Adj	dumb	→	quiet (vs. loud)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	mute	→	quiet, noiseless (bookish)	немой (nemoj)

1157	N	horse (Equus caballus)	→	<orthopteran>	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	horse, hobbyhorse	—	grasshopper	lošadka
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Slovenian	mare	—	grasshopper	kobylica	kobilica, kobilca (kubilca, kabilca)
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Ukrainian	horse		grasshopper	kon'	konik
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	a gray horse	—	grasshopper	sivka

1158	N	head	→	tadpole	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	head		tadpole	golova	golovastik

1159	N	spoon	→	tadpole	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	big spoon		tadpole (dialect)	povarëška

1160	N	<foreigner>	→	cockroach	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	resident of Poshexonje	→	cockroach	pošehon
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	resident of Prussia	→	cockroach	prussak	prusak
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	gypsy	→	red cockroach	cygan	cygane
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	kyrgyz	→	cockroach	kirgiz

1161	V	to ripen	—	to become unavoidable	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to know		to be imminent	zret'	nazrevat'

1162	V	to spring, jump	→	frog	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to hop, to leap		frog (dialect)	skakat'	skakuha
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian English	to jump, to spring	—	frog	prygat'	frog

1163	V	to work	↔	to plough	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to plough	—	to work (vern.)	пахать (pahat')

1164	N	to suffer	↔	to work	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to suffer	—	to work hard (dialectal)	мучиться (mučit'sja)

1165	V	to work	→	to deliver (a child)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	to work	—	to give birth	трудиться (trudit'sja)	трудити се (truditi se)
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to work hard, to suffer	—	to deliver (a child)	мучиться (mučit'sja)

1168	V	to speak	→	to give orders	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to say		to order	skazat'	prikazat'

1169	V	to give	→	to let	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to give		to let	davat'

1171	N	heart	↔	location of emotions	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	heart	→	heart	serdce

1172	N	pain	→	very	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hurts	—	hurts	bol'no

1175	V	to cut (tr.)	→	to calculate, count	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Bulgarian	to shave		number	brit'	broj

1176	V	to see/to look at	→	to envy	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to see		to be envious	videt'	zavidovat'

1177	V>N	to flow	→	island	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	to flow		island	teč'	otok
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to stream, to flow		island	struit'sja	ostrov

1178	N	crane (Grus)	→	cranberry (Oxycoccus)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	crane		cranberry (dial.)	žuravl'	žuravika

1179	V>N	to burn (intr.)	→	vodka	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to burn	→	hot punch	žeč'	žženka

1180	V	to hold (in hands)	→	to have opinion	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hold		to think, to consider	deržat'

1181	N	sediment	→	something bad	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	residue		of bad quality	otstoj

1182	N	sediment	→	lumpen	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	residue in liquids (obsolete)		dregs	podonok

1185	N	wind	→	disease	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	wind	→	cow desease: the animal abruptly and with no apparent reason loses appetite and good mood	veter
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	wind		craze	veter	povetrie

1186	Adj	long (size)	—	long (period of time)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	long (archaic)	—	continued	dolgij
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	long	—	longstanding	dlinnyj

1187	Adj>N	dumb	→	<foreigner>	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	mute		German	nemoj	nemec

1189	N	<horned animal>	→	<insect>	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	nanny goat, she goat		beetle	koza	kozjavka
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	cow		ladybird	korova	korovka

1192	N	finger/toe	→	finger-ring	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	finger		ring	perst	persten'

1193	Adj	young	↔	stupid	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polabian	stupid, silly	—	young	glupyj	glaipe

1194	N	<fruit>	→	tonsil	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	a species of nut		tonsil	mindal'	mindalina

1195	N	wind	→	sail (n.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	wind		sail (obs.)	veter	vetrilo

1197	N	tick (Acarina)	→	castor bean (Ricinus communis)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	acarine, forest-fly, mite		Ricina sp.	klešč	kleščevina

1199	V>N	to boil (intr.)	→	spring, fountain	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to boil		source, spring (Dahl)	kipet'	kipen

1200	N	stench	→	polecat, ferret (Mustela putorius)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Macedonian	stink		ferret	smrad	smьrdušьka

1202	N	hoof	→	foot/leg	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hoof		hoof	kopyto

1203	N	nail (body part)	—	hoof	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	nail		hoof	kohot'

1209	V	to approach, come near	→	to begin (tr.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to come closer		to begin	pristupat'

1212	V	to regret	—	to feel pity	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to regret smth		to feel pity, to sympathize	žalet'

1213	N	swelling (on skin)	—	tortoise, turtle	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	nodule		tortoise, turtle	želvak	želva

1216	Adj	liquid (adj.)	—	flexible	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	liquid, fluid		2)half-liquid, viscous, thick (licquids)	židkij	žitki

1219		skin (of an animal)	→	skin (of a person)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	caprine		skin	kozij	koža

1221		to dig	→	to find	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to unearth		to find	otkopat'

1222		firm, solid	→	quick	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hard, harsh	→	quick, nimble	žëstkij
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Czech	strong, solid		quick, nimble	krepkij	křepký

1229	Adj	ready	→	enough	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	ready, prepared	→	in phrases: enough	gotovoj	gotovo

1230		to beat, hit	→	to speak	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to hit, to strike		to say, to articulate smth, to express one's opinion	vjaknut'

1231		to bark (of a dog)	→	to shout	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to bark		to shout loudly	gavkat'

1242	Adj	to shake	→	to speak	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to chat, babble		to chat, babble	boltat'

1243		turbid	→	to feel sick	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	muddy, turbid		to fee nausea	mutnyj	mutit

1249	Adj	to tear, rend	→	to vomit	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to pluck	→	to vomit	rvat'	rvet

1252		to pinch	→	to steal	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to pinch	→	pickpocket	ščipat'	ščipač

1256		to touch	→	to run	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	to touch	→	to trot	kasat'sja	kasati

1260		to throw	—	to tear, rend	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	to throw	—	to tear, to rip	kidat'	kidati

1269		curved	→	lame person	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	crooked	→	lame (dialect)	krivoj

1273	Adj	to wet, moisten	→	to beat, hit	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to moisten	→	to moisten	močit'

1277		to turn sour	→	to be late	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	to turn sour	→	to be late	kisnut'	kasniti

1280		to turn sour	→	rain	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Serbo-Croatian	to turn sour	→	rain	kisnut'	kiša

1281	Adj	stomach	→	<pocket>	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	stomach (dialect.)	→	pocket (dialect)	kišen'

1282	Adj	to turn sour	→	bowels, intestine	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to turn sour	→	intestine	kisnut'	kiška

1299	V	to love	→	any	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to like, to love		any	ljubit'	ljuboj

1300	V	to touch	→	to be related to	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Belarusan	to nuzzle		to be related to	tykat'sja	tyčycca
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to touch		to be smb's business	kasat'sja

1303	V	to pull	→	to slow, linger	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to drag		Lovelace	voloč'	volokita
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	pull		linger	tjanut'

1304	N	girl	→	weasel (Mustella nivalis)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Bulgarian	bride		caress	nevesta	nevestulka

1305	N	ear	→	hare (Lepus)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	ear		hare	uho	uškan

1307	Adj>N	blind	→	mole (Talpa)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	blind		mole	slepoj	slepuh

1308	V>N	to dig	→	mole (Talpa)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to dig		mole	ryt'	rytik

1309	N	<governor>	→	queen (bee)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	queen		queen bee	carica

1310	V	to press down	→	to restrain, control one’s feelings	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to suppress	—	to suppress	podavit'

1312	N	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	slattern	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	pig		sloven, untidy person	svin'ja

1313	N	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	bad person	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	pig		villain	svin'ja

1315	N	head	→	mind (n.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	head		intellect, mind	golova

1317	V	to sit down	→	to set (of heavenly bodies)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to sit down		to go down	sadit'sja

1320	N	storm	→	scandal	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	snowstorm, snow-blast		quarrel, fight	kuter'ma

1321	N	<fruit>	→	swelling (on skin)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	cone		clour, goose egg	šiška

1322	Adj	dark (adj.)	→	bad	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	dark		dark	temnyj

1323	Adj	dark (adj.)	→	gloomy	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	darkness	→	gloomy	mrak	mračnyj

1326	V	to hide (tr.)	↔	to bury	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to bury		to bury	horonit'sja	horonit'

1328	V	to end	→	to die, pass away	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to come to an end		to pass away	končat'sja	skončat'sja

1329	N	old man	→	bear (Ursus)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	grandfather, gaffer		bear	deduška
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	old man		"a name given to a bear in third person"	starik

1330	V>N	to burn (tr.)	→	nettle (Urtica)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to burn	→	nettle (dial.)	žeč'	žgučka

1331	V	to milk	→	to spawn	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to milk		to spray out spawn	doit'

1332	Adj>N	bald	→	bald-coot (Fulica atra)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	bald		bird Fulica atra	lysyj	lysuha

1334	N	<animal>	→	bastard	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	ram	→	bastard	baran	barančik

1337	N	attack (n.)	→	attack of disease	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	attack		attack	pristup

1338	Adj>N	red	→	<salmon>	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	red		salmon	krasnyj	krasnaja ryba

1339	N	hair (of animals)	—	feathering	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	fur, hair		down	šerst'

1341	Adj	naked, bare	→	poor	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	naked		raggery	golyj	golyt'ba
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Yakut	naked		poor	golyj	koulaj kisi

1342	N	feather	→	fin	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	feather		fin (obs.)	pero

1344	V>N	to squeak	→	murine rodent	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to peep, to squeak		wall creeper	piščat'	piščuha

1345	V>N	to dive	→	<waterfowl>	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to dive	→	a bird from the anatides family	nyrjat'	nyrok

1346	N	thorn	→	<sturgeon>	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	thorn	→	sturgeon	šip

1347	V	to fall asleep	→	to grow numb	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to fall aslpee		to get numb	usnut'

1348	V	to fall asleep	→	to ice over	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to fall asleep	→	to get covered with ice	zasnut'

1349	V	to become dumb	→	to grow numb	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to choke in		to become numb	onemet'

1350	V	to go away	→	to die, pass away	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to leave		euphemism	ujti
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to wander away, to roam away		to die	ukočevat'

1352	N	skin (of a person)	→	bat (Microchiroptera)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	doeskin		batfish	rovduga	rovduška
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Ukrainian	leathern		bat	kožanyj	kažan

1358	N	joint, articulation	→	generation	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	knee		generation	koleno	pokolenie

1360	V	to stick (to a surface), to adhere	→	to flirt	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to stick		to cozy up to	kleit'sja

1365	Adj	strong	→	very	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	strongly	→	too, too much	sil'no

1367	Adj	weak	→	stupid	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	soulless, heartless	→	stupid	bezdušnyj

1371	V>N	to throw	→	<unit of length>	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to launch, to toss			metat'	metavišče
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to throw, to cast		length unit (= 5,029 m)	šibat'	šibavišče

1372	N	stick (n.)	→	<unit of length>	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	stick, cane	→	length unit (usually half of a running fathom)	batog

1373	N	bull	→	bittern (Botaurus)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Lithuanian	bull	—	bittern	byk	bukas

1375	N	<term of endearment, proper name>	→	doll	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	Petrushka	→	parsley	petruška
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	Caterinka	→	fabric doll made in honour of a dead person	katerinka

1382	N	edge	→	country, land	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	edge	→	land	kraj

1384	V>N	to break (tr.)	→	buckthorn (Frangula)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	smash down, shatter, destroy		buckthorn	krušit'	krušina

1385	V	to go, walk	→	to fall (of rain, snow)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to go	→	to fall (также to rain, to snow, to hail)	idti

1386	N	rush (plant)	→	millerbird (Acrocephalus etc.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	reed		a name for several families	kamyš	kamyšovka

1387	N	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	nettle		rash	krapiva	krapivnica

1388	N	nettle (Urtica)	→	nettle-rash	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	nettle		rash	krapiva	krapivnica

1389	V	to boil (intr.)	→	to be angry	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to boil	→	to rage with	kipet'

1391	V	to sing	→	to glorify	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to sing	→	to glorify	pet'

1393	V	to sway	→	to doubt	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to fluctuate, to waver	—	to hesitate	kolebat'sja

1394	N	donkey	→	fool	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	donkey		stupid person	osel

1397	V	to tie	→	to give up, stop doing	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to tie		to give up	zavjazat'

1398	N	cat	→	catnip (Nepeta cataria)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	cat	→	catmint	kot	kotovnik

1399	Adj	dirty	→	bad (ethically)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	dirty	→	dirty	grjaznyj

1400	V	to break (tr.)	→	to ache	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to break, to tear	→	to ache	lomat'	lomit'

1403	V	to follow	→	to watch, look after	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to follow		to watch	sledovat'	sledit'

1404	Adj	pregnant	→	destined to produce	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	pregnant		pregnant with smth	črevatyj

1405	V	to practise witchcraft	→	to charm, to delight	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	spell	→	to charm	čary	očarovat'

1406	N	wind	→	anemone (Anemone)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	wind		sea flower	veter	vetrenica

1407	N	hawk (Accipiter)	→	hawkweed (Hieracium)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	hawk		hawkweed	jastreb	jastrebinka

1409	N	wolf (Canis lupus)	→	poisonous	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	wolfish, lupine		poisonous, inedible	volčij

1410	N	dog	→	poisonous	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	canine		poisonous, inedible	sobačij

1413	Adj	sharp	→	keen (of senses)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	sharp	→	sharp	ostryj

1414	Adj	thin (of an object)	→	keen (of senses)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	thin		fine	tonkij

1415	Adj>N	long (size)	→	long-fibred flax (Linum usitatissimum)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	long		a variety of linen	dolgij	dolgunec

1416	N	abundance	↔	harvest	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	abundance, plenty		harvest	obilie

1417	N	guest	→	disease	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	female guest		fever (Dahl)	gost'ja

1418	Adj	expensive	→	lovely	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	expensive		dear	dorogoj

1420	Adj	frequent	—	thick (of a growth, hair)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	often	—	thick (growth)	častyj

1421	N	root (of a plant)	→	origin (n.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	root	→	root	koren'

1423	N	to beat, hit	→	woodpecker	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to hollow out, to peck	→	pecker	dolbit'	dolbilka (arhang.)

1429		to feel pity	→	to be greedy	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to pity, to have compassion	→	to grudge	žalet'

1432	Adj	<vessel>	—	river-bed	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian Polish	trough, washtub		river bed	koryto

1436		thick	→	low (of voice)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	fat, thick	→	low pitched (voice)	tolstyj

1438	Adj	louse	→	bad	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	louse, nit	→	bad	voš'	všivyj

1441		to turn, rotate (intr.)	→	to coagulate, curdle	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to spin		to coagulate	vertet'sja	svertyvat'sja (o krovi)

1445		to know	→	noble	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to know		noble	znat'	znatnyj

1455		to call (somebody), to make respond	→	to name	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to call	→	to be called	zvat'

1456		to drink	→	to smoke	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to drink vodka	←	to smoke	kirjat'	kurit'

1460		to lie (posture)	→	to be situated	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to lie (down)		to be somewhere	ležat'

1464	Adj	to drive, to force to move on	→	to copulate	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to chase, to drive		oestrum, mating period	gnat'	gon

1469	Adj	wind	—	light-headed	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	wind		featherbrained	veter	vetrenyj

1472	Adj	earth, soil	→	country, land	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	earth, ground	→	land	zemlja

1473	Adj	to grasp, seize	→	to begin (tr.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to seize, to grasp		to set about to	hvatat'	hvatat'sja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to take, to get		to set about to	brat'	brat'sja

1474	Adj	to grasp, seize	—	to catch fire	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to seize, to grasp		to take fire	hvatat'	hvatat'sja

1476		to remain, stay	→	corpse	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to stay, to remain	→	remnants	ostavat'sja	ostanki

1478	Adj	black	→	bad	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	black	→	black	černyj

1488		dry	→	land (vs. sea)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	dry	→	land	suhoj	suša

1490	Adj	to defend	→	to pasture, shepherd	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to save		to herd	spasti	pasti

1498		winter	→	North	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	winter	→	North	zima

1499		to name	—	to swear, curse, abuse one another	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to call		to call names	zvat'	obzyvat'

1504		empty	→	desert (n.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	empty	→	desert	pustoj	pustynja

1506		hour	→	watch, clock	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	hour	→	clock, watch	čas	časy

1509		yellow	→	hepatitis	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	yellow	→	jaundice	želtyj	želtuha

1511		to love	→	friend	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to be benevolent		buddy	prijat'	prijatel'

1513		to respect	→	to treat, regale	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to rever, to honor, to worship		to wine and dine	počitat'	potčevat'

1515	Adj	to sway	→	to avoid	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to tilt		to evade	klonit'sja	uklonjat'sja

1516	Adj	work (n.)	—	service, good turn	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	service		favour	služba	usluga

1518	Adj	salt	→	meaning, sense	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	salt		tag line, punch line	sol'

1520		rare	—	sparse	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	sparse		scarse, rare	redkij

1521		head	→	one piece (at counting)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	head	→	head as a counting unit (of cattle )	golova

1522	Adj	head	→	heading, title	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	head	→	header	glava / golova	zaglavie / zagolovok

1525		fairy tale	→	untruth	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	(fairy) tale		fable	skazka

1527	Adj	cold (n.)	→	chill (disease)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	cold, frost	→	cold	stuža	prostuda

1528		stop, stand (n.)	—	distance	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	stop		stop	ostanovka

1530	Adj	<plant (biol.)>	→	brown	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	cinnamon		brown	korica	koričnevyj

1531	Adj	greedy	→	missing, failing	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	too thrifty		scanty	skupoj

1532		unpleasant	↔	snake	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	nasty, disgusting		viper	gadkij	gadjuka

1537	Adj	rag, duster (?)	→	clothes	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	a flap of fabric		raggery (colloq., derog.)	trjapka	trjapki

1539		cross (n.)	→	clubs (in cards)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	cross		clubs (cards)	krest	kresti

1544		to correct	→	to make, create	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to amend, to repair		to make	pravit'	spravit' / vypravit'

1553	Adj	tail	→	accomplice	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	tail		hang-by	hvost	prihvosten'

1556	Adj	to carry	→	to win	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to bring away		to beat in competition	vynesti

1562		muzzle	→	face	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	neb, animal's face		chaps	morda

1564	Adj	to go away	→	to disappear	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to leave		to get lost, to disappear, to be spent, to be consumed	ujti

1566		to sow	→	to lose	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to sow		to lose	sejat'

1567	Adj	to pull	→	to beat, hit	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to stretch out		ударить во всю длину чего-нибудь	vytjanut'

1570	Adj	wild, untamed	→	bad	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	wild	→	outrageous	dikij

1572	Adj	to give	→	to teach	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to give		to teach	davat'	prepodavat'

1581		lap, skirt	—	mountain slope	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	skirt, lower hem		plain, flat space at the mountain's foot (reg.)	podol

1582		to put	→	to build	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to put, to place		to build, to set up	stavit'

1583		to see/to look at	→	because of	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to see	→	in view of	videt'	vvidu (togo, čto)

1585	Adj	manufacturer, producer	→	commodity, goods	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	the patronimics of the person who invented the drink	→	ancient vodka, with aromatic herbs	erofeič

1586	Adj	to find	→	to be situated	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to find		to be	nahodit'	nahodit'sja

1588		smell	→	perfume, scent	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	odour	→	perfume	duh	duhi (tol'ko mn.č.)

1589		end	→	ending (in grammar)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	end, termination of smth		inflection (gram.)	okončanie

1590		to fall down	—	to get (to), to find oneself (in)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to fall		to get somewhere	upast'	popast'

1591		to strew	→	rash, eruption	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to scatter		rash	sypat'	syp'

1599		to be angry	→	to revolt, rebel	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	indignation		rebellion (obs.)	vozmuščenie

1601	Adj	shadow	→	phantom, ghost	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	shadow	→	ghost	ten'

1602	Adj	soul	→	phantom, ghost	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	mental capacity		unfleshly, supernatural being	duh

1603		Gipsy, Gypsy	→	to ask, beg	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	a nomadic tribe of indian origin		to ask, to solicit (Ushakov, principal meaning)	cygan	cyganit'

1604		Gipsy, Gypsy	→	to mock (at)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	a nomadic tribe of indian origin		to jeer, to sneer (smn, smth)	cygan	cyganit'

1605		Gipsy, Gypsy	→	to deceive	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	a nomadic tribe of indian origin		to deceive	cygan	cyganit'

1607	Adj	spot, stain	↔	bald spot	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	calvity	—	white spot on an animal's forehead	lysina

1608		doomsday	→	tumult, turmoil	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	Apocalypse, the Judgement day in the Cristian teaching		extreme disorder, mess	svetoprestavlenie

1613	Adj	to put	→	to defecate	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to lay, to apply		to dump a load	naložit'

1614		to put	→	to castrate, geld	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to put, to place		to castrate	klast'

1619		mad	—	rabid	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	frantic, wild, mad	—	rabid	bešenyj

1620	Adj	to sit	→	to be imprisoned	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to sit (down)		to serve a prison term	sidet', sadit'sja

1625		bull	→	strong man (?)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	breeding bull, herd bull		big strong man	bugaj

1626		short (size)	→	brief	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	short	—	short, brief	korotkij

1629		long (size)	→	high (size)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	long	→	tall	dlinnyj

1630		long stick	→	tall person	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	pole, perch	→	a lanky, gangling person	žerd'	žerdjaj, žerdila
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	shaft	→	a lanky, gangling person	ogloblja

1632	V	to flow	↔	to run	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to leak, to ooze (liquids)		to escape	utekat'
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to run		to flow	bežat'

1633	N	warp	→	basis	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	warp	→	base, foundation	osnova

1634	N	threshold	→	rapids	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	threshold		threshold	porog

1635		belly	→	pregnant	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	womb, belly	→	pregnant (obs.)	črevo	črevataja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	belly, paunch	→	pregnant	brjuho	brjuhataja

1636	Adj	tooth	→	clove (of a garlic)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	tooth		a clove of garlic	zub	zubec, zubčik

1639		to go, walk	—	to be alike	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to walk	→	to be similar	hodit'	pohodit'

1640	Adj	alive	—	quick	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	alive	→	quick, fast	živoj	živo

1642	Adj	to carry	→	to deliver (a child)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to carry	→	to lay	nesti

1643		soul	→	butterfly	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	soul		moth	duša	dušička

1644		to milk	→	to extort (money from smb.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to milk	→	to racket	doit'

1646		bone	→	stone (of a fruit)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	bone	→	stone (fruit)	kost'	kostočka

1657		wooden object	—	corpse	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	chock, log	→	to kick the bucket	čurka	okočurit'sja
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	stake, pole	→	to die	kol	okolet'

1666		to find	—	bastard	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	discovery, finding	→	bastard	nahodka

1667	Adj	rooster	→	chanterelle	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	rooster (hypocoristical)	→	chanterelle	петушок

1670		moustache	→	barbel	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	a person with moustache		a fish species	usač

1673		bitter	→	bitterling	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	bitter	→	oxtongue	gor'kij	gorčak

1674		deep	→	barbel	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	depth		sawyer	glyb'	glybnik

1675		troop (of animals)	→	minnow	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	herd		minnow	tabun	tabunec

1676		to blink (by eyes)	→	instant, moment	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to blink	→	moment	migat'	mig

1678		bull	→	bullhead	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	bull calf, bullock		fish Myoxocephalus quadricornis	byčok

1679	Adj	bullhead	→	cigarette end	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	bull calf, bullock	—	stub	byčok

1680		full	—	fat (adj.)(of a person)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	full, complete		complete	polnyj

1692		to fall down	→	to fall (of rain, snow)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to fall	—	to fall out (rain, snow)	padat'	padat', vypadat'

1695		to push	—	to induce	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to push	→	to instigate	tolkat'

1699		black	→	illegal	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	black	→	spadeworker	černyj

1708		blue	→	bruise	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	blue	→	bruise	sinij	sinjak

1710		to spoil	→	to put the evil eye (on), to bedevil	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	spoil		to spoil	portit'

1715	Adj	to cut (tr.)	→	quick	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polabian	to cut	→	quick, fast	rezat'	rezěk

1720		hot	—	quick	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	hot	→	quick, dexterous	pylkij
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Polish	hot	→	quick, fast	žarkij	żarki

1722		alive	→	active	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	alive	—	vivacious	živoj

1726		eye	→	eyebright (Euphrasia officinalis)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	eye	→	plant Euphrasia officinalis	oko	očanka
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	eye	→	plant Euphrasia officinalis	glaz	glaznica

1727		cucumber	→	bourrache (Borago)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	cucumber		common borage (Borago)	ogurec	ogurečnik

1730	Adj	to bark (of a dog)	→	to tell lie	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to bark		to lie (substandard)	brehat'

1731		stone, rock	→	turnstone (Arenaria interpres)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	stone	→	turnstone	kamen'	kamnešarka

1732		<tree>	→	<mushroom, fungus>	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	oak	→	a mushroom species	dub	dubovik
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	birch	→	rough boletus	bereza	podberezovik
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	fir	→	orange milky cap (mushroom)	el'	pod"elyš
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	asp(en)	→	orange cup boletus	osina	podosinovik
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	lime tree (Tilia sp.)	→	Boletus edulis	липа	липовик
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	<tree>	→	<mushroom, fungus>	береза	березовик

1733		blind	→	horse-fly (Tabanidae)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	blind	→	gadfly	slepoj	slepen'

1734		<rural foot-wear>	→	fool	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	light rawhide shoes	→	dim (person)	upak
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	bast shoe		stupid, slow witted	lapot'

1744		to burn (intr.)	→	spot, stain	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to burn	→	spot on an animal's fur	palit'	podpalina

1746		to pull	→	to drink	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to pull, to draw	—	to drink slowly	tjanut'	potjagivat'

1763	Adj	to know	→	sign, designation	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to know	—	sign	znat'	znak

1766		to reach	→	to understand	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to catch up	→	to understand (colloq.)	догонять (dogonjat')

1771	Adj	to tread	→	to copulate	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	trample, tread	→	futuere (о домашней птице)	toptat'

1773	Adj	can, to be able	→	strong	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to be able	→	power, possession of force as the source of supremacy	moč'	mošč'

1776	Adj	female calf	→	girl	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	heifer	→	girl (colloq.)	telka

1793		man	→	brave	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	man	→	courageous	muž	mužestvennyj

1802		to care for, look after	—	to worry, be agitated	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to take care	—	worried	zabotit'sja	ozabočennyj

1803		to turn, rotate (intr.)	→	to address (someone), to speak (to someone)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to spin, to rotate	→	to address (someone)	vraščat'sja	obraščat'sja

1807		to see/to look at	→	to guard	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to see	→	to guard	zret'	nadzirat'

1816	Adj	to hang	→	to depend	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to hang (intr.)	→	to depend on something	viset'	zaviset'

1817		to make black	—	to slander	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to blacken	→	to blacken	černit'

1818	Adj	raw	→	rude, impolite	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	coarse, unpolished	→	barbaric	neotesannyj

1819		to harness	→	to force to work	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to harness, to yoke	→	to make work (colloq.)	запрягать (zaprjagat')

1820		to make hard	→	to learn, study	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	hard, solid	→	to learn something by heart	tverdyj	zatverdit'

1823		young	→	skilful, dexterous	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	young	→	good sport, attaboy	molodoj	molodec, molodčina

1824		to dig	→	hoof	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to dig	→	hoof	kopat'	kopyto

1825		to fall down	→	to attack	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to fall	→	to attack	padat'	napadat'

1831		to bind	→	dense, thick (liquid)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to tie, to bind	→	sticky	vjazat'	vjazkij

1832		to bind	→	to form the fruit (of plant)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to tie, to bind	→	seed bud	vjazat'	zavjaz'

1838	Adj	free of charge	—	in vain	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	for nothing, for free		in vain	darom

1842	N	conversation	—	feast	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Belarusan	conversation, talk		ball, banquet, party, feast	beseda	bjaseda

1843	N	fun, gaiety	—	wedding	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Belarusan	fun		wedding	vesel'e	vesel'l'e

1844	Adj	to pull	→	to last	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to drag on		to last	tjanut'sja

1852	Adj	to grasp, seize	→	to fight, scuffle	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to seize, to grasp		fight	shvatit'	shvatka

1853	Adj	to breathe	→	to rest	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	breath		to have rest	dyšat'	otdyhat'

1855		to want	→	although	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to want		though	hotet'	hotja

1866	Adj	moon	→	menstruation	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	moon, month	→	period	mesjac	mesjačnye

1867	Adj	to take	→	bribe	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to take	→	bribe (n.)	vzjat'	vzjatka

1868	Adj	road	→	Milky Way	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	way	→	Milky way	put'	mlečnyj put'

1872		to step on	→	to come (of an event)	Suspended	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to step, to tread		to attack	nastupat'

1873		to dislocate (of a joint)	→	to go mad	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to dislocate, to disjoint		to go mad	vyvihnut'	svihnut'sja

1875	Adj	to prop up	→	to help, aid	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to support	→	to support	podderživat'

1880		to change (tr.)	→	to be unfaithful (to one's husband or wife)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to (ex)change		to cheat on	menjat'	izmenjat'

1881	Adj	steep	→	bold, insolent	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	steep		tough	krutoj

1883	Adj	tooth	→	clove, segment	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	tooth		clove (garlic)	zub	zubčik

1889	Adj	straight	→	healthy	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	right, correct		to get better	pravil'nyj	popravljat'sja

1890	Adj	straight	→	fat (adj.)(of a person)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	right, correct		to get better	pravil'nyj	popravljat'sja

1892		to sting	→	to induce	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to jab, to sting	→	to incite	strekat'	podstrekat'

1894		weak	→	inclination to smth	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	weakness		soft spot	slabost'	slabost' (k čemu-l.)

1899		good	→	ОК	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	good		consent	horošo

1904		flat (adj)	→	unfunny	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	flat		stupid	ploskij

1905		bed	→	river-bed	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	couch, bed	→	bed	lože

1906		to crackle	→	cartilage	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to crunch, to crackle		gristle	hrjastet', hrustet'	hrjašč

1908		to mix, stir	→	to involve	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to mix		to involve	mešat'	vmešivat'

1910		to gnaw	→	to carp, find faults	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to gnaw		to nag	gryzt'

1918		spade, shovel	→	shoulder-blade, scapula	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	spade		shoulder blade	lopata	lopatka

1924		to clean	→	to steal	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to clean, to brush		to ease smb of smth	čistit'	občistit'

1925		simple	→	stupid	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	simple		simpleton	prostoj	prostak
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Gagauz	simple		fool, stupid	prostoj	prost

1927	Adj	spirit	—	smell	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	spirit		perfume, smelly	duh	duhi, duhovityj

1928		tribe	→	kind (n.)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	kindred, clan		kind	rod

1930		spring, fountain	→	beginning	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	spring	→	source	istočnik

1932		to defecate	→	to waste	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to shit, to poop	→	to piss away	srat'	prosrat'

1934	Adj	mangy, scabby	→	bad	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	mangy, scabby		bad	paršivyj

1936		to mill	→	to speak	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to grind		to talk stuff and nonsense	molot'

1943	Adj	to bite	→	part	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to bite		piece	kusat'	kusok, kus

1945	Adj	bud (on a twig)	→	kidney	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	bud		kidney	počka

1947	Adj	curved	—	squint-eyed	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	crooked, curved, wry, asymmetric	→	squint eyed	kosoj

1948		squint-eyed	—	hare (Lepus)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	cтрадающий косоглазием	→	hare	kosoj

1950	Adj	brain (cerebrum)	→	mind (n.)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	brain	—	intelligence, mind	mozg	mozgovityj

1954		oak	→	to tan (hides)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	oak		to tan	dub	dubit'

1964		to spring, jump	→	grasshopper (Tettigonioidea)	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to jump, to hop	→	grasshopper	skakat'	skačok

1967		to pass by	→	to pass (of time)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to move, to shift		to pass	projti

1968	Adj	to flow	→	to pass (of time)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to leak, to ooze (liquids)		to disappear, to get lost, to pass	uteč', isteč' i dr.

1973		to stick (to a surface), to adhere	→	to bother, pester	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to stick, to adhere, to cling		to hammer at smn, to nag	pristavat'

1974		friend	—	spouse	New	Open	Show map
	Languages	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian Church Slavonic	friend	—	spouse, wife (Dahl)	drug	дружина

1984		quick	→	urgent	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	fast, immediately, urgent		urgent	spešnyj

1986	Adj	greasy	→	fertile (soil)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	fat, well fed	→	fertile (soil)	tučnyj

1987		amazing	—	strange	New	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	strange, unusual		beautiful, full of beauty	čudnyj	čudnoj

1999	Adj	smooth	—	to escape	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme 1	Lexeme 2
	Russian	to slide, to glide		to leave, to disappear quickly, in a quick move	skol'zit'	uskol'zat'

2004		sharp	→	pungent (odour)	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	sharp	→	acrid	ostryj

2010	Adj	to be awake	—	attentive	Accepted	Open	Show map
	Language	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2	Lexeme
	Russian	to be vigilant, watch out		to be vigilant, watch out	bdet'

2015	Adj	hot	→	angry	Accepted	Open	Show map