Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Udi
Lexeme		pul
Meaning 1	eye
Meaning 2	source (spring)
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Arabic
Lexeme		ʕayn-
Meaning 1	eye
Direction	→
Meaning 2	well, source
Reference		BK II 425
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Comment		Murzaev 1974: 133

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Uzbek
Lexeme		кўз
Meaning 1	eye
Meaning 2	source of a spring
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Comment		Cf. Turkmen, Azeri гёз 'eye' + 'spring, stream, (sometimes) river' (Murzaev 1974: 130, 133).

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Armenian
Lexeme		акн
Meaning 1	eye
Meaning 2	well, source
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Comment		(Murzaev 1974: 129, 133)

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Akkadian
Lexeme		īnu
Meaning 1	eye [CAD i 153]	appu e-nu uznu kimunti "I deprived him of his nose, eye and ear"
Meaning 2	source of a spring	kire^ti e-nu a me^ ... sarpu laqiu "the gardens and the water source were bought in accordance with payment"
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Comment		The Protosemitic root has both meanings. See SED I No. 28.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Farsi
Lexeme 1		чешм
Lexeme 2		чешма, чишма
Meaning 1	eye
Meaning 2	spring, stream
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Comment		(Murzaev 1974: 133)

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Hausa
Lexeme		ido
Meaning 1	eye
Meaning 2	well, source
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