to go out
—
to become infected
| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Amharic |
| Lexeme |
wäṭṭa |
| Meaning 1 |
to go out, go outside |
käbetu wäṭṭa 'he went out of the house' |
| Direction |
→ |
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| Meaning 2 |
to take (vaccine), to have had an illness which immunizes one from that illness, e.g. smallpox |
fänṭaṭa wäṭṭallät ‘he recoverd from smallpox (and will not get it again)’; yäwäṭṭallät käbt ‘livestock that has been vaccinated, immunized’ |
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| Comment |
(K 1583-1585); the meaning B requires an impersonal verb, and the logical subject is expressed through a pronominal suffix atteched through a benefactive suffix -ll- (lit. 'it went out for him'). |
| Realization |
| Type |
Derivation |
| Language |
Gagauz |
| Lexeme 1 |
çık- |
| Lexeme 2 |
çıkar- |
| Meaning 1 |
to go out |
дышары чыкмаа
"to go out in the street" |
| Meaning 2 |
to fall sick |
кызамык чыкармаа
"to get measles" |
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| Comment |
ГРМС 555, 556. чыкар- is the causative from чык-. |