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Type		Polysemy
Language		Lithuanian
Lexeme		apeíti
Meaning 1	to go round
Direction	—
Meaning 2	to find
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Comment		LRŽ 33

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Type		Derivation
Language		English
Lexeme 1		come
Lexeme 2		come across
Meaning 1	to come
Meaning 2	to find	One day while cleaning Paul's room, she came across his diary and started to read it. "One day while cleaning Paul's room, she came across his diary and started to read it."
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Russian
Lexeme		najti
Meaning 1	to come across	Пароход нашел на мель. "The ship ran aground."
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to find	Наконец-то я нашел свои часы. "I finally found my watch. Children found a hedgehog in the forest."
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Comment		In modern Russian the meaning 'come across' is marginal.

Realization
Type		Derivation
Language		Latin
Lexeme 1		venio
Lexeme 2		invenio
Meaning 1	to go, walk
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to find
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Comment		(NP; Glare 2029, 957)

Realization
Type		Cognates
Language 1		Geez
Language 2		Ancient Hebrew
Lexeme 1		maṣʔa
Lexeme 2		mṣʔ
Meaning 1	to come	ʔamehā maṣʔa ʔiyasus ʔəmənna galilā 'then came Jesus from Galilea' (Matth. 3:13)
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to find what was sought	lēk məṣāʔ ʔet haḥiṣṣīm ‘go, find the arrows’ (1 Sam. 20:21)
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Comment		(LGz. 370; LLA 226; HALOT 619). The verb in Geez goes back to Proto-Semitic 'to go'.

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Type		Cognates
Language 1		Classical Arabic
Language 2		Akkadian
Lexeme 1		ʔatā´
Lexeme 2		atû
Meaning 1	to come to somebody
Direction	—
Meaning 2	to discover, to find by accident	awīlum ḫaliḳtašu úta 'the man will find again what he has lost'
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Comment		(BK I 8-9; CAD A 518). The correspondence is probable, but not proven. No etymology is offered for the Accadian verb in AHw. 1493.

Realization
Type		Derivation
Language		Russian
Lexeme 1		dybat'
Lexeme 2		nadybat'
Meaning 1	walk slowly
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to find, to get
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Comment		The first word is dialectal (south. ),the second is dialectal too, which recently became part of the colloquial language.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Norwegian
Lexeme		komme
Meaning 1	to go, walk
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to find by chance	komme over "to come across"
Reference		BO
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