crown of the head
—
peak of mountain
| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Armenian |
| Lexeme |
katar (կատար) |
| Meaning 1 |
top of the head |
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| Direction |
— |
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| Meaning 2 |
mountain top |
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| Reference |
Galstjan 1984 page 340
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| Related Languages |
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| Comment |
(Murzaev 1974: 130) Also 'comb, crest (of birds)'. |
| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Udmurt |
| Lexeme |
йыл |
| Meaning 1 |
crown of the head |
|
| Direction |
← |
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| Meaning 2 |
top (of mountain, tree) |
|
| Reference |
Kirillova 2008
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| Related Languages |
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| Comment |
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| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Italian |
| Lexeme |
cocuzzolo |
| Meaning 1 |
crown of the head |
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| Direction |
— |
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| Meaning 2 |
peak of mountain |
|
| Reference |
Zor'ko et al. 2002
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| Related Languages |
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| Comment |
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| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Turkish |
| Lexeme |
tepe |
| Meaning 1 |
crown of the head |
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| Direction |
— |
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| Meaning 2 |
hill |
|
| Reference |
Jusipova 2005
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| Related Languages |
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| Comment |
Polysemy in Proto-Turkic |
| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Ilocano |
| Lexeme |
tuktuk |
| Meaning 1 |
crown of the head |
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| Direction |
— |
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| Meaning 2 |
summit of mountain or hill |
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| Reference |
SEAlang Ilocano
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| Related Languages |
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| Comment |
Also 'top of tree' |
| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Burmese |
| Lexeme |
htei' |
| Meaning 1 |
crown of the head |
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| Direction |
— |
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| Meaning 2 |
summit; top |
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| Reference |
SEAlang Burmrse
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| Related Languages |
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| Comment |
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| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Armenian |
| Lexeme |
gagat‘ (գագաթ) |
| Meaning 1 |
sinciput; vertex, crown, top of the head |
Gagat‘in xp‘el (Գագաթին խփել)
"to hit the crown of the head" |
| Direction |
— |
|
| Meaning 2 |
peak of mountain |
Ararati gagat‘ə mišt cackvac e jyunov (Արարատի գագաթը միշտ ծածկված է ձյունով)
"The top of Ararat is always covered in snow." |
| Reference |
Galstjan 1984 page 138
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| Related Languages |
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| Comment |
Also 'skull, crasnium'. From Old Armenian gagatʿn (գագաթն) from Akkadian qaqqadu 'head, top, skull' (Ačaṙean) |