Realization
Type		Derivation
Language		Zulu
Lexeme 1		ɓala
Lexeme 2		ɓalisa
Meaning 1	count, calculate, take into account
Direction	→
Meaning 2	cause to count, recount the details of one`s personal affairs
Reference
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Comment		Haser 2000, 181

Realization
Type		Derivation
Language		Hungarian
Lexeme 1		számol
Lexeme 2		beszámol
Meaning 1	count, render/give an account of something	százig számolni "to count up to a hundred"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	give an account of something, relate something
Reference		Гальди 1974 87, 675
Related Languages
Comment		Haser 2000, 181

Realization
Type		Derivation
Language		Modern Hebrew
Lexeme 1		mispar
Lexeme 2		mesapér
Meaning 1	number
Direction	—
Meaning 2	narrator
Reference
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Comment		Haser 2000, 181

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Nahuatl
Lexeme		pōhua
Meaning 1	count something
Direction	—
Meaning 2	read something, recount, relate, or give account of something
Reference
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Comment		Haser 2000, 182

Realization
Type		Borrowing
Language 1		Latin
Language 2		German
Lexeme 1		ratio
Lexeme 2		Rede
Meaning 1	count
Meaning 2	speech
Reference
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Comment		Possibly Indo-European cognates.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Portuguese
Lexeme		contar
Meaning 1	to reckon
Meaning 2	to tell, to narrate
Reference
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Comment		Also in Spanish contar ‘to count’, ‘to narrate’.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Ancient Hebrew
Lexeme		sippēr
Meaning 1	to count out, count over again	mī-yəsappēr šəḥāḳīm bə-ḥokmā (Job 38:37) 'who counts the clouds by wisdom?';
Direction	—
Meaning 2	to report, tell	wa-yyaḥălom ʕod ḥălom ʔaḥēr wa-yəsappēr ʔoto lə-ʔeḥāw (Gen. 37: 9) 'and he dreamed also another dream, and he narrated it to his brothers'
Reference
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Comment		(HALOT 766).

Realization
Type		Derivation
Language		German
Lexeme 1		zählen
Lexeme 2		erzählen
Meaning 1	to count
Meaning 2	to tell, to narrate
Reference
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Comment		Cf. Engl. tale, also obs. ‘number’.

Realization
Type		Cognates
Language		French
Lexeme 1		compter
Lexeme 2		raconter
Meaning 1	to count	compter les élèves de la classe "to count the pupils in a class"
Direction	—
Meaning 2	to tell, to narrate	raconter une histoire "to tell a story"
Reference		CNRTL
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Comment		Also Ital. contare ‘count’, raccontare ‘narrate’

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Old Uighur
Lexeme		са-
Meaning 1	to count
Meaning 2	to speak
Reference
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Comment		ЭСТЯ 7, 124

Realization
Type		Cognates
Language 1		Old Norse
Language 2		Swedish
Lexeme 1		telja
Lexeme 2		tälja
Meaning 1	to speak
Direction	—
Meaning 2	to count
Reference
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Comment		cf the Old Icel. tal 'number; speech'

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Malayalam
Lexeme		ennuka
Meaning 1	count, number
Direction	—
Meaning 2	esteem, relate
Reference
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Comment		Haser 2000, 181

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Sumerian
Lexeme		šit, šid
Meaning 1	calculate, count
Direction	—
Meaning 2	tell, recite
Reference
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Comment		Haser 2000, 181

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Saamic
Lexeme		lǫkkâ-
Meaning 1	count
Direction	—
Meaning 2	tell, say
Reference
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Comment		Haser 2000, 181