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Type		Polysemy
Language		English
Lexeme		lead
Meaning 1	to lead, to conduct	lead a blind man "to lead a blind man (НБАРС II 332)"
Meaning 2	to lead, to rule	lead a mutiny "lead a mutiny"
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Amharic
Lexeme		märra
Meaning 1	to lead (the way) (K 168f.)
Meaning 2	to shovel down food	ḳəne mra "to conduct singing (K 168f.)"
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Latin
Lexeme		ducere
Meaning 1	to lead, to conduct
Meaning 2	to head
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Ancient Greek
Lexeme		ἄγω
Meaning 1	to lead, to conduct	ἄγειν ἵππον τῆς ἡνίας "to lead a horse by the bridle"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to command, to rule, to lead	τὰς Φοινίσσας ναῦς ἄξων, τὴν πολιτείαν ἄγειν "leading the Phoenician navy; to run state affairs"
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Norwegian
Lexeme		lede
Meaning 1	to lead	lede hunden i bånd "to lead the dog on a leash"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to govern, control, rule	lede en bedrift "to run an enterprise"
Reference		BO
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Danish
Lexeme		lede
Meaning 1	to lead
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to govern, control, rule	lede landet "to rule the country"
Reference		DDO
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Swedish
Lexeme		leda
Meaning 1	to lead	leda en blind "to lead a blind person"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to guide, control	projektet leddes av professor NN "the project was guided by professor NN"
Reference		SAO
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Hungarian
Lexeme		vezet
Meaning 1	to lead	vakot vezetni "to lead a blind man"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to govern, control, rule	vállalatot vezetni "to run an enterprise"
Reference		Гальди 1974 787-788
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