Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Swahili
Lexeme		nywea
Meaning 1	to dry, to wither
Direction	—
Meaning 2	to lose weight
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Comment		Polikanov

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Azeri
Lexeme		quru-
Meaning 1	to dry
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to lose weight
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Comment		АзРС 172

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Russian
Lexeme		sohnut'
Meaning 1	to dry	бельё сохнет "the linen is drying"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to lose flesh, to emaciate	Он сохнет на глазах "He is falling away in front of your eyes."
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Gagauz
Lexeme		kuru
Meaning 1	dry, withered
Direction	→
Meaning 2	thin, lean
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Comment		ГРМС 297.

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Mandarin Chinese
Lexeme		gān
Meaning 1	dry
Direction	→
Meaning 2	exhausted
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Comment		БКРС 13369

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Erzya
Lexeme		коське
Meaning 1	dry	коське пенгть "dry wood"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	thin, lean	коське ломань "thin person"
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Comment		ЭрзРС 297

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Swahili
Lexeme		nyaa
Meaning 1	to dry, to wither
Direction	—
Meaning 2	to decrease (in size)
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Comment		Polikanov

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		French
Lexeme		sec
Meaning 1	dry, withered, dried	sable sec "dry sand"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	gaunt, lean, thin	vieillard sec "a gaunt old man"
Reference		CNRTL
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Comment		The meaning 'dry' is primary, because it has been registered in Lat. siccus (Glare 1754-1755). The etimology of the Fr. sec see in (Meyer-Lübke 594)

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Classical Arabic
Lexeme		yabs-, yabas-
Meaning 1	'dry, dried up'	ḥaṭab-un yabs-un "'dry fire-wood'"
Direction	—
Meaning 2	lean	ʔatān-un yabsat-un "'a she-ass dry and lean'"
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Comment		'dry, dried up, exsiccated' (Lane 2975)

Realization
Type		Derivation
Language		Lithuanian
Lexeme 1		džiùti
Lexeme 2		džiusnà
Meaning 1	to dry, to wither
Direction	—
Meaning 2	thin, lean (person)
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Comment		LRŽ 167

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Adyghe
Lexeme		jeʁʷǝƛ'en
Meaning 1	to stick, to dry on
Direction	→
Meaning 2	to lose weight, to be done up
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Comment		АдРС 103

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Amharic
Lexeme		däräḳ
Meaning 1	'dry, dried, dried-out'	däräḳ ənč̣ät "'dry wood'"
Direction	—
Meaning 2	'badly nourished or fed (and hence gaunt)'	däräḳ set "'skinny woman'"
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Comment		(K 1744); cf. also Tna. däräḳ̆ 'dry, arid, stony (soil), dry (grain); scrawny, lean' (KT 2079)

Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Ancient Greek
Lexeme		ἰσχνός
Meaning 1	dry, withered
Direction	→
Meaning 2	thin, lean
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Realization
Type		Polysemy
Language		Hungarian
Lexeme		száraz
Meaning 1	dry	száraz ág "a dry branch"
Direction	→
Meaning 2	lean
Reference		MEK 1978 1250
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