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Type		Derivation
Language		Ancient Hebrew
Lexeme 1		bwš (qal)
Lexeme 2		məbūšīm
Meaning 1	to be ashamed (sich schaemen; HALAT 112)
Direction	→
Meaning 2	genitalia (‘pudenda, Schamteile’; HALAT 514)	wə-šaləḥā yādāh wə-heḥĕzīḳā bi-məbušāw "Dt. 25:11: ‘and she stretched her hand and seized him by his genitals’"
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Comment		Lexeme Б is hapax legomenon

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Type		Polysemy
Language		Mongolian (Khalkha)
Lexeme		ičreg
Meaning 1	shy, blushful
Direction	→
Meaning 2	genitals (obs., honorif.)
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Comment		БАМРС. Cf. also ичир 'shame, disgrace', ичих 'to be ashamed'

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Type		Polysemy
Language		Turkish
Lexeme 1		ayıp
Lexeme 2		ayıp yerler
Meaning 1	shame, disgrace
Meaning 2	genitalia
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Comment		ТуРС 81. Не совсем полисемия. Переходный случай. Может в комментарий к переходу?

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Type		Polysemy
Language		Ancient Greek
Lexeme		αἰδώς
Meaning 1	shame, disgrace
Direction	→
Meaning 2	genitals
Reference		LSJ
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Comment		LSJ 36 In the second meaning it is used by Homer (Iliad 2, 261). The same root in the word αἰδοῖον freq. in pl. αἰδοῖα 'privy parts, pudenda (both of men and women)'.

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Type		Derivation
Language		Spanish
Lexeme 1		vergüenza
Lexeme 2		vergüenzas
Meaning 1	shame, disgrace
Direction	→
Meaning 2	genitalia
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Related Languages		также итал. vergogna
Comment		Narumov 1995: 786

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Type		Polysemy
Language		Komi
Lexeme		яндзим
Meaning 1	shame, disgrace
Direction	→
Meaning 2	genitals (animals)
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Comment		КомиРС 779

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Type		Polysemy
Language		Russian
Lexeme		styd
Meaning 1	shame
Direction	→
Meaning 2	genitals	стыд прикрой "cover your genitals"
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Geez
Lexeme		ḫafrat
Meaning 1	‘shame’	kama ḫafrata sarāḳi soba yəʔəḫḫəzəwwo "Jer. 2:26: As a thief is shamed when he is taken"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	‘pudenda’	kadanku ḫafrataki "Hez. 16:8: I covered your shame"
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Comment		LLA 627. All examples are from the Bible. A possible calque from Greek.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Russian
Lexeme		sram
Meaning 1	shame	Мертвые сраму не имут. "The dead cannot feel ashamed."
Direction	→
Meaning 2	shame, disgrace	Срам прикрой. "Cover your genitals."
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Comment		Cf. also the adjective срамной (shameful): срамное место (genitals); срамные губы (vagina).

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Type		Polysemy
Language		German
Lexeme		Scham
Meaning 1	shame	vor Scham rot werden "to go red with shame"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	shame, pudental parts	Scham bedecken; "to cover the genitals"
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