to lead to cause 11 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
Type Polysemy
Language Amharic
Lexeme märra
Meaning 1 to lead (the way) [K 169]
Direction
Meaning 2 to cause yəh nəgəgəra‰w bnnana bnrsu mhakkl ləyunnt mnorun mran
This statement made me think that there was a difference between us [K 169]
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ACCEPTED Realization 2
Type Polysemy
Language Ancient Greek
Lexeme ἄγω
Meaning 1 to lead, to conduct ἄγω ἵππον τῆς ἡνίας
to lead a horse by the bridle
Direction
Meaning 2 to become the cause ἄγω δάκρυ
to make cry
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Comment LSJ 17-18, also ἐξάγω
ACCEPTED Realization 3
Type Polysemy
Language Danish
Lexeme føre
Meaning 1 to lead
Direction
Meaning 2 to result in det fører ikke til noget
this does not result in anything
Reference DDO
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ACCEPTED Realization 4
Type Polysemy
Language English
Lexeme lead
Meaning 1 to lead (the way) [НБАРС II 332] to lead a blind man
to lead a blind man (НБАРС II 332)
Direction
Meaning 2 to lead to, to cause fear led him to tell lies
fear led him to tell lies
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ACCEPTED Realization 5
Type Derivation
Language French
Lexeme 1 mener
Lexeme 2 amener
Meaning 1 to lead, to conduct mener quelqu'un en prison
to take someone to the prison
Direction
Meaning 2 to take somewhere, to lead to smth crise économique qui risque d'amener des problèmes sociaux
an economic crisis that risks causing social problems
Reference Larousse online
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ACCEPTED Realization 6
Type Polysemy
Language German
Lexeme führen
Meaning 1 to lead, to conduct
Direction
Meaning 2 to lead 1) wohin soll das führen?
1) — where will that take us? 2) — that will end in nothing, it does not make sense
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ACCEPTED Realization 7
Type Polysemy
Language Hungarian
Lexeme vezet
Meaning 1 to lead vakot vezetni
to lead a blind man
Direction
Meaning 2 to cause a kísérletek nem vezettek eredményre
the attempts yielded no results
Reference Гальди 1974: 787-788
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ACCEPTED Realization 8
Type Polysemy
Language Icelandic
Lexeme leiða
Meaning 1 to lead hann leiddi son sinn yfir götuna
he helped his son cross the street, lead him across the street
Direction
Meaning 2 to lead to, cause vegurinn er vondur, af því leiðir fækkun á ferðamönnum
the road is bad which leads to the fact that there are fewer tourists here
Reference ISLEX
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ACCEPTED Realization 9
Type Polysemy
Language Norwegian
Lexeme føre
Meaning 1 to lead stien fører ned til vannet
the path leads down to the water
Direction
Meaning 2 to cause føre til
to result in
Reference BO
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ACCEPTED Realization 10
Type Polysemy
Language Russian
Lexeme privesti
Meaning 1 to bring привести ребенка в школу
to bring a child to school
Direction
Meaning 2 to lead привести к серьезным последствиям
to cause serious consequences
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ACCEPTED Realization 11
Type Polysemy
Language Swedish
Lexeme föra
Meaning 1 to lead han fördes till sjukhus
he was taken to the hospital
Direction
Meaning 2 to lead to, cause NNs politik förde till krig
NN’s politics caused a war
Reference SAO
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