Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Romani
Lexeme		muj
Meaning 1	mouth
Direction	—
Meaning 2	face
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Comment		Kalderaš Romani

Realization
Type		Cognates
Language 1		Russian
Language 2		Czech
Lexeme 1		guba
Lexeme 2		huba
Meaning 1	lip
Meaning 2	muzzle (animal)
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Sanskrit
Lexeme		ānana
Meaning 1	mouth, chaps
Direction	—
Meaning 2	face
Reference		MW
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Comment		MW139, Кочергина 94

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Sanskrit
Lexeme		āsya
Meaning 1	mouth, chaps; tongue
Meaning 2	face
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Aghul
Lexeme		k'ampur
Meaning 1	mouth
Meaning 2	face
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Comment		In some dialects it has both meanings (Ag., Ker., Burk.), in other (Hp., Tsir.) it means only 'chin'.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Serbo-Croatian
Lexeme		labrda
Meaning 1	lip
Meaning 2	muzzle
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Comment		Possibly a borrowing from the Italian labbro 'lip'

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Tibetan
Lexeme		kha
Meaning 1	mouth
Meaning 2	face
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Comment		Рерих I, 228.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Ancient Greek
Lexeme		στόμα
Meaning 1	mouth
Direction	→
Meaning 2	face
Reference		LSJ
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Comment		LSJ 1648-1649

Realization
Type		Cognates
Language		Hunzib
Lexeme		šik'u
Meaning 1	mouth
Direction	→
Meaning 2	face
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Comment		ГРС 182

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Abaza
Lexeme		t͡ʃ’a
Meaning 1	mouth	st͡ʃ’a qst’ət’ "I opened my mouth"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	face	at͡ʃ’a dʒdʒara "to wash one's face"
Reference		Tugov 1967
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