Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Ancient Greek
Lexeme		ἠχώ
Meaning 1	noise, buzz
Direction	→
Meaning 2	rumours	ἅπασαν τὴν Βοιωτίην κατεῖχε ἠχώ "слух (о смерти Масистия) облетел всю Беотию"
Reference		LSJ
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Comment		LSJ 780

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Swahili
Lexeme		mvumo
Meaning 1	noise	mvumo wa mvua; mvumo wa magari "a patter of rain, the clatter of cars"
Direction	—
Meaning 2	rumour
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Comment		Also mvumishaji 'the one who makes spread rumours; news monger'; vumisho 'the sound (of a voice, drum etc. ), wail (of the wind), spreading the rumours'

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		German
Lexeme		Lärm
Meaning 1	noise
Direction	→
Meaning 2	rumours, gossip, talk
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Comment		The second meaning is marked as dialectal.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Swahili
Lexeme		manong'onezo
Meaning 1	whisper
Meaning 2	rumour
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Comment		Polikanov

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Sanskrit
Lexeme		ghóṣa
Meaning 1	noise, buzz
Direction	—
Meaning 2	rumour
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Comment		Кочергина 203

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		English
Lexeme		buzz
Meaning 1	buzz
Meaning 2	rumour	There is buzz on the go that we depart at 8 o'clock. "There is buzz on the go that we depart at 8 o'clock."
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Lezgian
Lexeme		wan
Meaning 1	voice, sound, ringing, noise
Meaning 2	rumour, gossip, talk
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Comment		(LezgRus 71-72)

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		French
Lexeme		bruit
Meaning 1	noise, sound, buzz, crack	faire du bruit "to make noise"
Direction	—
Meaning 2	rumour	faux bruit "a false rumor "
Reference		CNRTL
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Latin
Lexeme		rumor
Meaning 1	subdued noise, rumble	rumore secundo "with regular splashes of paddles (V), with noisy signs of approval (V , H , T)"
Meaning 2	rumour, gossip	a. rumores spargere C (dissipare Ter , C , serere V , QC ) 'to spread rumours' "1) распускать слухи 2) узнать что-л. По слухам"
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Comment		(Glare 1667)

Realization
Type		Borrowing
Language 1		Bulgarian
Language 2		Romanian
Lexeme 1		zvăn
Lexeme 2		zvon
Meaning 1	noise
Meaning 2	rumours
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Italian
Lexeme		strepito
Meaning 1	noise
Direction	—
Meaning 2	noise, rumour
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Lezgian
Lexeme		ses
Meaning 1	voice, sound, ringing, noise	сес акъатун "to make a sound"
Meaning 2	rumours	вун аниз физва лугьуз сесер ава "There are rumours that you are going there. (lit. That you are going there saying, there are sounds.)"
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Comment		(LezgRus 291-292)

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Russian
Lexeme		baruzdit'
Meaning 1	to make noise
Direction	—
Meaning 2	to gossip
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Comment		It is dialectal - both meanings are present in the idioms of Sverdlovsk. Cf. also баруздиха 'female news monger'. СРНГ 2, 121-122