country, land farmer 9 realizations
NEW Realization 1
Type Derivation
Language Croatian
Lexeme 1 selo
Lexeme 2 seljak
Meaning 1 village, countryside hrvatsko selo; posjed na selu
Croatian village; property in the countryside
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Meaning 2 farmer
Reference HJP
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ACCEPTED Realization 2
Type Derivation
Language Dutch
Lexeme 1 land
Lexeme 2 landman
Meaning 1 country
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Meaning 2 farmer
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ACCEPTED Realization 3
Type Derivation
Language French
Lexeme 1 pays
Lexeme 2 paysan
Meaning 1 country les pays étrangers
foreign countries
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Meaning 2 peasant pauvre paysan
a poor peasant
Reference CNRTL
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ACCEPTED Realization 4
Type Derivation
Language Italian
Lexeme 1 contado
Lexeme 2 contadino
Meaning 1 country region
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Meaning 2 peasant
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ACCEPTED Realization 5
Type Derivation
Language Latvian
Lexeme 1 zeme
Lexeme 2 zemnieks
Meaning 1 land, earth
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Meaning 2 farmer
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ACCEPTED Realization 6
Type Derivation
Language Modern Greek
Lexeme 1 χώρα
Lexeme 2 χωρικός
Meaning 1 country, land
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Meaning 2 peasant
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ACCEPTED Realization 7
Type Derivation
Language Old Irish
Lexeme 1 bruig
Lexeme 2 briugu
Meaning 1 inhabited land, country, district
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Meaning 2 landowner, farmer, yeoman
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ACCEPTED Realization 8
Type Derivation
Language Romanian
Lexeme 1 ţara
Lexeme 2 ţăran
Meaning 1 country, land
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Meaning 2 peasant
Reference DEX98
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NEW Realization 9
Type Derivation
Language Serbian
Lexeme 1 село (selo)
Lexeme 2 сељак (seljak)
Meaning 1 village, countryside U selu živi na hiljade porodica čiji opstanak zavisi od par rogova i sopstvenih jakih il slabašnih pleća.
Thousands of families live in the village whose survival depends on a pair of horns and their own strong or weak shoulders.
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Meaning 2 farmer Od seljaka je vršen otkup žive stoke, šljiva, jabuka, šumskih plodova, sušenog duvana "bajinovca" i šlipera.
Live cattle, plums, apples, forest fruits, dried tobacco "Bajinovac" and slipper were purchased from the peasants.
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