to heat up
→
to beat, hit
| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Komi |
| Lexeme |
шонтыны |
| Meaning 1 |
to warm up |
ва шонтыны
"to warm up water" |
| Direction |
— |
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| Meaning 2 |
to beat smn |
пельдiн шонтыны
"to hit on one's ear" |
| Reference |
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| Comment |
Коми 737 |
| Realization |
| Type |
Derivation |
| Language |
Russian |
| Lexeme 1 |
gret' |
| Lexeme 2 |
ogret' |
| Meaning 1 |
heat |
a. Греть воду 'to heat water'. b. Греть ужин 'to warm up dinner'. c. Греть руки 'to warm up one's hands'. d. Лисий мех хорошо греет 'Fox fur warms well'. |
| Meaning 2 |
to hit heavily (vern.) |
Так бы вот тебя по лысине и огрела. (А.Островский) 'How I would love to hit you on your bald head!' (A. Ostrovsky) |
| Reference |
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| Comment |
Cf. Dal': Огревать, огреть - то же (the same); но чаще (but more frequently) - ударить, треснуть, хватить (to hit). |
| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Lezgian |
| Lexeme |
ifirun |
| Meaning 1 |
to make red-hot, to heat |
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| Meaning 2 |
to hit heavily |
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| Reference |
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| Comment |
(LezgRus 143) |
| Realization |
| Type |
Polysemy |
| Language |
Tigrinya |
| Lexeme |
ʔarsänä |
| Meaning 1 |
‘to heat, cause to become red-hot’ (KT 554) |
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| Direction |
→ |
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| Meaning 2 |
‘ to hit s.o. (us. on the nose)’ (KT 554) |
ʔafənč̣u ʔarsinw
"o ‘he punched him in the nose’" |
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| Comment |
(KT 554) |