nose angry 3 realizations
NEW Realization 1
Type Polysemy
Language Akkadian
Lexeme appu
Meaning 1 nose
Direction
Meaning 2 anger
Reference S. Lafont, 1997: 109-119
Comment

A single token, probably a loan from a West Semitic language (Lafont 1997: 111).

ACCEPTED Realization 2
Type Polysemy
Language Ancient Hebrew
Lexeme ʔap
Meaning 1 nose
Direction
Meaning 2 wrath baʕal ʔap
furious, quarrelsome (lit. The master of anger)
Reference HALOT: 74
Comment

Stems from the expression 'his nose got heated' = 'he went angry' - e.g., Gn. 30:2: wa-yyiḥar ʔappō. But also used independently - e.g., Hab 3:8: hă-bi-nhārīm ḥārā YHWH / Ɂim ba-nnəhārīm Ɂappäkā / Ɂim ba-yyām ʕäbrātäkā / kī tirkab ʕal-sūsēkā / mirkəbōtēkā yəšūʕā ‘Is the Lord angry against rivers? Is your wrath against the rivers? Is your rage against the sea? That you ride on your horses, on your chariots towards victory?’

NEW Realization 3
Type Derivation
Language Classical Arabic
Lexeme 1 أَنْف ˀanf-
Lexeme 2 أَنَفَة ˀanafat-
Meaning 1 nose
Direction
Meaning 2 disdain; scorn; disdainful and proud incompliance or refusal; indignation, anger
Reference Lane: 116-117
Comment