<personally collected data>

The data collected by project participants.

Realizations (5401)

Shift	Language	Lexeme	Source		Target	Page
#2376	Turkish	kızıl	red	→	gold
#3308	Russian	весна (vesna)	spring	→	freckle
#2850	German	erscheinen	to appear	→	to seem
#3262	Finnish	tähti	star	→	celebrity
#748	Russian	путь	road, beaten track, walking path	→	means, manner of achieving smth, direction
#231	Russian	смерть (smert')	death	—	strongly
#2163	Russian	отсечь (otseč')	to whip, to swish	—	to stop
#2411	Russian	излучина	curve of a river	—	bow
#2297	Russian	верить (verit')	to believe in smth.	—	to trust
#1626	Latin	brevis	short	—	brief, short
#1869	Russian	пылать (pylat')	to blaze, to flare	→	ardent
#286	Russian	загнуться (zagnut'sja)	to ply	→	to die
#2243	Russian	следовать (sledovat')	to follow	—	to follow logically
#2868	Russian	дуть (dut')	to blow	→	to beat, beat up
#3588	Russian	дар (dar)	present, gift	→	talent
#2244	Russian	следовать (sledovat')	to follow	—	next
#1566	Russian	посеять	to sow	→	to lose
#2304	English	heart	heart	→	by heart
#2385	Russian	каркать (karkat')	to caw	→	to evoke evil by prophecying it [by talking about it]
#1807	Russian	зреть (zret')	to see	→	to guard
#2297	English	to believe	to believe, to be sure	—	to trust smn
#2183	Russian	следовать (sledovat')	to follow	→	to obey; to comply
#2063	Russian	думать (dumat')	to think	→	to intend
#478	Romani	muj	mouth	—	face
#2882	Latin	minuta	small (adj. fem.)	→	minute
#1033	Russian	вонять (vonjat')	to stink	→	X is stinking = X is expressing his or her discontent, and the speaker does not approve X's opinion
#1303	Russian	волочь (voloč')	to drag	—	delay
#14	Korean	patta	to grasp, seize	—	to get, obtain
#14	Avar	b=osize	to grasp, seize	—	to get, obtain
#14	Lezgian	qːačun	to grasp, seize	—	to get, obtain
#1	Russian	считать (sčitat')	to count	—	to take into account
#6748	Ingush	пха (pχa)	tendon	—	string
#68	Chagatai	ir	early	—	tomorrow
#442	Polish	prosty	straight	—	simple, easy
#1071	Russian	бродить (brodit')	wander, roam	→	to wander
#14	Tatar	ал- (al-)	to grasp, seize	—	to get, obtain
#141	Russian	тащить (taščit')	to draggle, to draw	→	to enjoy
#685	Russian	лететь (letet')	to fly	→	to run
#71	Russian	часть (čast')	part	→	fate, lot
#1299	Russian	любить (ljubit')	to like, to love	→	any
#1349	Russian	немой (nemoj)	dumb	—	to become numb
#1056	Polish	woń	smell	—	stench
#1303	Russian	тянуть (tjanut')	pull	—	linger
#1161	Russian	зреть (zret')	to ripen	—	to be imminent
#638	Russian	пустой (pustoj)	empty	→	vain
#730	English	block	block, chunk	→	base for beheading
#2015	Russian	пылать	to blaze, to flare	→	hot tempered
#57	Azerbaijani	malay	young man, boy, youth	—	knave, servant, laborer
#621	Aghul	jaʡ	middle	—	waist
#945	Latin	acies	sharpness	—	spike, blade; mountain range crest
#18	Akan	te	to hear	—	to understand
#1078	Armenian	nihar	lean	→	lean (meat)
#747	Russian	видеть (videt')	to see	→	to meet
#743	Old French	ponderer	to weigh	→	to reflect, to consider
#747	English	see	to see	—	to see each other, to meet
#242	Russian	хапать (hapat')	to grasp, seize	→	to understand
#841	Russian	баран (baran)	ram	→	(hunting) snipe
#1090	German	schuld	guilty	→	to owe
#1097	Russian	тяжелый (tjaželyj)	heavy	→	high degree
#1068	Russian	чувствовать (čuvstvovat')	to feel	—	to perceive smell
#938	Russian	страшный (strašnyj)	terrible, frightful	→	very
#344	Russian	резануть (rezanut')	to cut	—	to wound, to hurt
#359	Russian	задеть (zadet')	to touch, to brush against	→	to wound
#360	Russian	тронуть	to touch	→	to evoke feelings
#1172	Russian	больно (bol'no)	hurts	→	hurts	44-45
#975	Russian	упасть	to fall	→	chaps
#1401	English	lose	to lose	→	to lose
#685	Aghul	hišas	to fly	—	to run, to run away
#18	Nahuatl	caqui	to hear	→	to understand
#856	English	moon	moon	—	calendary month
#1109	Russian	ржать (ržat')	to nicker	—	to laugh too loudly (substand.)
#1328	Russian	кончить	to finish	→	to die
#1122	Russian	близкий (blizkij)	near(by), close	→	close, dear
#1365	Russian	сильно (sil'no)	strongly	→	too, too much
#11	German	zählen	to count	—	to tell, to narrate
#871	Russian	поставить (postavit')	to put, to place	—	to leave
#1350	Russian	уйти (ujti)	to leave	→	to die (euphemism)
#1051	Lithuanian	mintìs	thought, judgement	→	memory
#5565	Russian	дикий (dikij)	wild	—	rude, ill-bred, vulgar
#1315	Russian	голова (golova)	head	—	intellect, mind
#9489	Kalmyk	хату	firm, durable	→	stingy
#1076	Russian	испытывать (ispytyvat')	to test	—	to feel
#971	Russian	хвост (hvost)	tail	→	queue
#710	English	before	in front, in advance of	—	before
#1387	Russian	крапива (krapiva)	nettle	→	small tortoiseshell (Aglais urticae)
#840	Russian	гора (gora)	mountain	—	forest
#864	Russian	благой (blagoj)	good, virtous	→	wicked
#855	Russian	питать (pitat')	to nurture	→	to bring up
#1025	Russian	мозг (mozg)	brain	—	bone marrow
#849	Russian	вес (ves)	weight	—	ponderable
#849	Ukrainian	вага (vaha)	weight, burden	—	important
#964	Russian	иметь (imet')	to have	→	to be
#3675	Russian	слово (slovo)	word	—	speech
#4	Russian	пробовать (probovat')	to taste	←	to try
#1176	Russian	видеть (videt')	to see	→	to be envious
#581	Russian	стыть (styt')	to cool, to get cold	→	unloved, boring
#560	Russian	смешивать (smešivat')	to mix, stir	→	to confuse
#394	Russian	бедный (bednyj)	poor	→	unhappy, miserable
#73	Azerbaijani	şirin	sweet	—	fresh, insipid
#1855	Russian	хотеть	to want	→	though
#1872	Russian	наступить (nastupit')	to step, to tread	—	to come, to arrive
#1881	Russian	крутой (krutoj)	steep	—	tough
#1890	Russian	правильный (pravil'nyj)	right, correct	→	to put on weight
#1925	Russian	простой (prostoj)	simple	→	simpleton
#1926	Gagauz	prost	fool, silly	→	bad
#105	Tibetan	dkyus	lie	—	impudent	I, 103
#790	French	plane	flat, even	→	simple, common
#11	Swedish	tälja	to count	—	to speak
#2002	English	rough	rugged, uneven	—	approximately
#1532	Russian	гадкий (gadkij)	nasty, disgusting	→	viper
#3262	Russian	звезда (zvezda)	star	→	star
#1626	Russian	короткий (korotkij)	short	→	short, brief
#1231	Russian	гавкать (gavkat')	to bark	—	to shout loudly
#887	Russian	резать (rezat')	to cut	→	argute, screaming (sound)
#3051	Norwegian	stein	stone	→	dog-rose
#2746	Russian	завязать	to tie	→	to establish (relationships, contacts)
#818	Russian	пробовать (probovat')	to taste	—	to subject to a test
#1263	Bulgarian	пещ (pešt)	stove	→	cave
#1078	Lithuanian	líesas	lean	→	fatless
#1536	English	sorrow	sad, upset, gloomy	—	upset, regretting
#1456	Tigre	satā	to drink	→	to smoke
#775	Mandarin Chinese	jué	cut	→	decide
#1807	English	to watch	to look, to observe	→	to guard
#2078	English	to cut	to cut	→	fail to recognize smn in public, to pretend not to know a person
#430	French	melon d'eau	watermelon	←	melon
#1403	Russian	следовать (sledovat')	to follow	—	to watch
#1776	Russian	тёлка	heifer	→	girl (colloq.)
#1943	Russian	кусать (kusat')	to bite	→	piece
#1586	Russian	находить (nakhodit')	to find	→	to be situated
#5	Russian	дыбать (dybat')	walk slowly	→	to find, to get
#2679	Russian	баран (baran)	ram	→	fool
#1823	Russian	молодой (molodoj)	young	→	good sport, attaboy
#9998	Russian	палить	to burn	→	inflammation
#2022	Russian	будить (budit')	to wake up	→	to impel
#2606	Russian	поставить	to put	→	to establish
#2367	Russian	зайчик (zajčik)	hare (diminutive )	→	reflect sunlight
#106	Russian	мешать	to stir, mix	→	confusion
#2026	Russian	мутный (mutnyj)	muddy, turbid	→	to get embarassed
#2353	Latvian	dzīvot	to live	—	bread
#2053	Russian	разжигать (razžigat')	to kindle	→	to provoke
#812	Russian	воск (vosk)	wax	—	waxen
#8969	Russian	власть (vlast')	power	—	district
#3262	English	star	star	→	celebrity
#3303	Dutch	lood	lead, plumbum	→	pencil
#3709	Bamana	sonsan	hare (Lepus)	—	cunning person
#3145	English	shoal	bank, sand bank	→	troop (of fishes)
#34	Russian	слушать (slušat')	to listen	→	to obey
#147	Armenian	ju (ձու)	egg	→	testicle
#3251	Georgian	ḳvira (კვირა)	Sunday	→	week
#4010	Russian	отец	father	→	ancestor
#4068	Macedonian	белка	albumen, white of an egg	→	protein
#4068	Ukrainian	білок	albumen, white of an egg	→	protein
#4069	Ukrainian	білок	albumen, white of an egg	—	white of an eye
#4106	Russian	заяц (zajac)	hare (Lepus)	→	pacemaker (running)
#4106	Italian	lepre	rabbit	→	pacemaker (running)
#4106	French	lièvre	hare (Lepus)	→	pacemaker (running)
#4106	Portuguese	coelho	hare (Lepus)	→	pacemaker (running)
#4106	Dutch	haas	hare (Lepus)	→	pacemaker (running)
#4106	Swedish	hare	hare (Lepus)	→	pacemaker (running)
#4106	Finnish	jänis	hare (Lepus)	→	pacemaker (running)
#213	English	pure	clean (adj.)	→	absolutely
#677	Portuguese	dedal	tailor's thimble	→	foxglove (Digitalis L.)
#677	Macedonian	напрсток	tailor's thimble	→	foxglove (Digitalis L.)
#1407	Belarusan	ястраб	hawk (Accipiter)	→	hawkweed (Hieracium)
#1407	Lithuanian	vanagas	hawk (Accipiter)	→	hawkweed (Hieracium)
#1407	Dutch	havik	northern goshawk (Accipiter gentilis)	→	hawkweed (Hieracium)
#1407	Polish	jastrząb	hawk (Accipiter)	→	hawkweed (Hieracium)
#1407	Czech	jestřáb	hawk (Accipiter)	→	hawkweed (Hieracium)
#4179	Russian	бить (bit')	to beat, hit	→	to strike (of lightning)
#4179	Russian	ударять (udarjat')	to beat, hit	→	to strike (of lightning)
#4179	English	strike	to beat, hit	→	to strike (of lightning)
#846	Spanish	cayer	to fall down	→	to strike (of lightning)
#437	Ukrainian	ріг (rih)	horn	—	outer corner
#1195	Belarusan	вецер	wind	→	sail (n.)
#1195	Bulgarian	вятър	wind	→	sail (n.)
#1195	Macedonian	ветер	wind	→	sail (n.)
#1263	Belarusan	печ (pječ)	stove	→	cave
#1263	Russian	печь (pečʹ)	stove	→	(dialect) cave
#1263	Ukrainian	піч (pič)	stove	→	cave
#1263	Old Church Slavonic	пещь (peštĭ)	stove	→	cave
#424	Russian	плечо	shoulder	→	branch (of a river)
#4206	Russian	подняться (podnjat'sja)	to go up	→	to stand up
#4195	Russian	прямой (prjamoj)	straight	→	exactly
#1437	Russian	наблюдать (nabljudat')	to see/to look at	—	to act according to
#4216	Russian	следовать (sledovat')	to go after smb.	→	to be adherent
#4219	Russian	ходить (за) (xodit' za)	to go after smb.	—	to care for, look after
#1812	Russian	следовать (sledovat')	to go after smb.	→	aftermath, consequences
#4220	Russian	следовать (sledovat')	to go after smb.	→	should; ought
#2239	Faroese	fullur	full	→	drunk
#4263	Belarusan	безназоўны	nameless	→	ring finger
#4263	Ukrainian	безіменний	nameless	→	ring finger
#4263	Tibetan	ming med	nameless, without name/ label	→	ring finger
#2216	Russian	ублюдок	bastard	—	bad person
#2216	English	bastard	bastard	→	bad person
#1010	Russian	сосуд	vessel	→	blood vessel
#1592	Zazaki	bazar	market	→	Sunday
#35	Russian	видеть	to see	→	to have opinion
#3015	French	saveur	taste	—	to know
#383	Mongolian (Khalkha)	үзэх	to tell a person's fortune	→	fortune teller
#747	Russian	видеть	to see/to look at	→	to meet
#8587	Russian	смотреть	to look at	→	nevertheless
#1583	English	see	to see/to look at	→	because of
#1583	English	view	to see/to look at	→	because of
#4303	Russian	глядеть	to see/to look at	→	according to
#4303	Russian	смотреть	to see/to look at	→	according to
#4308	German	probieren	to taste	→	to fit, try on
#4310	English	try	to attempt	→	to fit, try on
#4310	French	essayer	to try, to attempt	→	to fit, try on
#2771	English	birth	birth	→	birthmark
#3585	Russian	бросать	to throw	→	to draw, paint
#2786	Middle Mongolian	qar	hand/arm	→	flank (military)
#4102	English	mirror	mirror	→	a copy of an internet page to be used if the original is down
#4102	Russian	зеркало (zerkalo)	mirror	—	a copy of an internet page to be used if the original is down
#4102	French	miroir	mirror	—	a copy of an internet page to be used if the original is down
#4102	Romanian	oglindă	mirror	→	a copy of an internet page to be used if the original is down
#2892	Russian	тронутый (tronutyj)	touched	→	insane
#4328	Russian	полететь (poletet')	to fly	→	to break down
#641	Russian	зрелость (zrelost')	ripeness	→	maturity
#4329	Russian	бельё (bel'ё)	underwear	—	bed-clothes
#3158	Russian	белый (belyj)	white	→	underwear
#4330	Russian	белый (belyj)	white	→	bed-clothes
#68	Old English	to morgenne	on (the) morrow	→	tomorrow
#4331	English	mouse	a small rodent	—	a small device that is controlled by hand and used to control the position of the cursor on the computer screen
#4331	French	souris	a small rodent	—	a small device that is controlled by hand and used to control the position of the cursor on the computer screen
#4103	Russian	страница/stranica	page	→	website
#4103	English	page	page	→	website
#4333	Russian	простить (prostit')	to forgive	→	to bid farewell
#3867	Russian	мать (mat')	mother	→	<term of address to a woman>
#4334	Russian	сёрфить/sërfit’	to ride a surfboard	—	to browse through (a digital source)
#4337	English	rush	to approach suddenly	—	to attack
#4331	Bulgarian	мишка	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Modern Greek	ποντίκι	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Spanish	ratón	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Polish	mysz	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Swedish	mus	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Azerbaijani	siçan	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Finnish	hiiri	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Armenian	mknik (մկնիկ)	diminutive of muk (մուկ) 'mouse'	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Danish	mus	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Dutch	muis	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Norwegian	mus	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Portuguese	rato	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Belarusan	мыш	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Ukrainian	миша	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Kazakh	тышқан	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Hungarian	egér	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Mandarin Chinese	shǔ (鼠)	mouse, rat	→	mouse (computer)
#4338	English	glass	glass	→	Salicornia europaea
#4331	Tamil	cuṭṭi	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4339	English	salt	salt	→	Salicornia europaea
#4341	Mandarin Chinese	jìngxiàng (镜像)	mirror image	—	copy of an internet page
#4102	Portuguese	espelho	mirror	→	copy of an internet page
#4102	Catalan	mirall	mirror	→	copy of an internet page
#4102	Galician	espello	mirror	→	copy of an internet page
#4102	Spanish	espejo	mirror	→	copy of an internet page
#4102	Indonesian	cermin	mirror	→	copy of an internet page
#2818	Albanian	bark	belly	→	(rare) middle
#4331	Afrikaans	muis	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Modern Written Arabic	faʔr-at- فَأْرَة	mouse, rat	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Breton	logodenn	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	German	Maus	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Estonian	hiir	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4331	Basque	sagu	mouse	→	mouse (computer)
#4344	Basque	Merkurio	Mercury	→	mercury
#4344	Galician	Mercurio	Mercury	→	mercury
#4344	Occitan	Mercuri	Mercury	→	mercury
#4344	Friulian	Mercuri	Mercury	→	mercury
#4344	Scots	Mercur	Mercury	→	mercury
#4344	Maltese	Merkurju	Mercury	→	mercury
#3859	Russian	палить	to burn (tr.)	→	to shoot
#4352	Russian	жалеть, пожалеть	to feel pity	→	to spare, to economize
#4354	Russian	зудеть (zudet') + Inf.	to itch	→	to want
#4355	Russian	гореть	to burn (intr.)	→	hot
#4358	Polish	korek	stopper, cork	→	traffic jam
#4358	Georgian	sacobi (საცობი)	stopper, cork	→	traffic jam
#4358	Russian	пробка (probka)	stopper, plug	→	traffic jam
#4358	Norwegian	kork	stopper, plug	→	traffic jam
#4358	Armenian	xcʿan (խցան)	stopper, plug	→	traffic jam
#4227	Russian	вагон (vagon)	coach; carriage (railway)	→	many
#1539	Armenian	xačʿ (խաչ)	cross (n.)	→	clubs (in cards)
#1539	Estonian	rist	cross (n.)	→	clubs (in cards)
#1539	Finnish	risti	cross (n.)	→	clubs (in cards)
#1539	Georgian	ǯvari (ჯვარი)	cross (n.)	→	clubs (in cards)
#1539	Slovenian	križ	cross (n.)	→	clubs (in cards)
#730	Finnish	pölkky	log, stock, block of wood	—	base for beheading
#730	French	billot	large section of cylindrical or squarely cut wood, usually rising to the support height, and the upper part of which has a flat surface	—	(in particular) a block of wood on which the head of a person sentenced to beheading was leaning in order to execute him
#4377	Russian	читать (čitat')	to read	→	to scold
#4375	Russian	молить (molit')	to ask (for)	→	to pray
#2857	Russian	поднимать (podnimat')	to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to bring up
#2857	English	bring up	to bring from a lower position to a higher position	→	to raise (children)
#4390	Dutch	kuit	calf, fleshy part of the lower leg	—	spawn, roe (fish eggs)
#2502	Catalan	llet	milk	→	milt (of fish)
#2502	Czech	mléko	milk	→	milt (of fish)
#4391	Armenian	kṙunk (կռունկ)	crane (Grus)	→	lifting machine
#4398	Armenian	gayl (գայլ)	wolf (Canis lupus)	→	pike (fish)
#4401	Russian	уста (usta)	(archaic or poetic) mouth	→	by heart
#2304	Portuguese	cor	heart	→	by heart
#2304	French	cœur	heart	→	by heart
#4420	Danish	and	duck	→	newspaper hoax
#4420	Russian	утка (utka)	duck	→	newspaper hoax
#4420	Finnish	ankka	duck	→	newspaper hoax
#4421	Russian	миндалина (mindalina)	almond (nut)	→	tonsil
#4421	Norwegian	mandel	almond	→	tonsil
#4421	Danish	mandel	almond	→	tonsil
#4421	Kazakh	бадам	almond	→	tonsil
#4421	Ancient Hebrew	שָׁקֵד šāqäd	almond tree, almonds	→	tonsils
#4421	Dutch	amandel	almond (nut)	→	tonsil
#4421	Albanian	bajame	almond	→	tonsil
#2981	Danish	lille	little, small	→	little finger
#2981	Norwegian	lille	little, small	→	little finger
#2981	Norwegian	vesle	little, small	→	little finger
#2981	Estonian	väike	small	→	little finger
#2981	Finnish	pikku	little, small	→	little finger
#2981	Swedish	liten	little, small	→	little finger
#2981	Breton	bihan	little, small	→	little finger
#5567	Brazilian Portuguese	bagual	an untamed horse	→	uncouth; crude (of a person)
#5567	Bulgarian	див	wild, untamed	→	(figuratively) savage, barbaric, uncivilized; rough, furious
#4422	Bulgarian	слива	plum	→	tonsil
#4424	Russian	скорый	quick	—	soon
#856	Lithuanian	mėnuo	moon	→	month
#4437	Swedish	sol	sun	→	sunflower
#4437	Kazakh	күн	sun	→	sunflower
#4437	Georgian	mze (მზე)	sun	→	sunflower
#4437	Dutch	zon	sun	→	sunflower
#4437	Afrikaans	son	sun	→	sunflower
#4437	Albanian	diell	sun	→	sunflower
#4437	Bashkir	көн	sun	→	sunflower
#4437	Finnish	aurinko	sun	→	sunflower
#4437	Hungarian	nap	sun	→	sunflower
#3277	Russian	зебра (zebra)	zebra	→	pedestrian crossing
#3277	Catalan	zebra	zebra	→	pedestrian crossing
#3277	Spanish	cebra	zebra	→	pedestrian crossing
#3277	Dutch	zebra	zebra	→	pedestrian crossing
#4449	Russian	король (korol')	king	→	king (of playing cards)
#1960	Farsi	piyâde (پیاده)	pedestrian	→	pawn (in chess)
#4450	Swedish	bonde	farmer	→	pawn (in chess)
#4450	Norwegian	bonde	farmer	→	pawn (in chess)
#1960	Lithuanian	pė́stininkas	foot soldier	→	pawn (in chess)
#1960	Croatian	pješak	pedestrian, infantry soldier	→	pawn (in chess)
#1960	Farsi	sarbâz (سرباز)	soldier	→	pawn (in chess)
#1960	Medieval Latin	pedes	soldier	→	(Late Latin) pawn (in chess)
#4458	Estonian	täht	star	→	letter (character)
#4459	Georgian	aso (ასო)	letter (character)	—	body part, organ
#4373	Maltese	ittra	letter (character)	—	letter (text)
#315	Russian	портить	to spoil	→	to deflorate
#4464	Russian	голубой (goluboj)	blue	→	gay
#4467	English	navy	navy	→	dark blue
#4506	Erzya	вейсе	together	—	immediately
#4507	Erzya	таго	still	—	again
#4508	Osetin	ævast	suddenly	—	immediately
#4509	Russian	давать (davat')	to give	→	dowry
#4527	Russian	влагать	to insert	→	vagina
#4528	Hungarian	bimbó	bud (of a flower)	→	nipple (part of the breast)
#4530	German	Warze	pimple	→	nipple (part of the breast)
#4530	Russian	бородавка	wart	→	nipple (part of the breast)
#4531	Hungarian	botlik	to stumble, to bump into	→	to err, be wrong
#4553	Russian	кукушка	cuckoo	→	(dialect) hoopoe (Upupa epops)
#4554	Russian	птичка	dim. of bird	→	(dialect) bat (Microchiroptera)
#4555	Slovenian	žaba	frog	→	bat (Microchiroptera)
#3064	Hungarian	csók	a kiss	→	copulation
#4558	English	bachelor's button	Ranunculus	—	Centaurea cyanus
#4565	Russian	труба	tube, pipe	—	trumpet
#4566	Russian	труба	tube, pipe	→	very bad
#4569	Russian	клевать	to peck (of a bird)	→	to offend (tr.)
#4580	Russian	проснуться (prosnut'sja)	to wake up (intr.)	→	to erupt
#4581	Russian	бабка	grandmother	→	mandrel (technology)
#927	Latin	pupa	doll	→	pupa
#4585	Romanian	ţintui	to nail	→	to stare
#4592	Swedish	munk	monk	→	donut
#4592	Finnish	munkki	monk	→	donut
#4593	Swedish	röst	voice	→	vote
#4593	Danish	stemme	voice	→	vote
#4596	Medieval Latin	lens	lentil (Lens culinaris)	→	lens
#4596	Swedish	lins	lentil (Lens culinaris)	→	lens
#3588	English	gift	present, gift	→	talent
#4601	Afrikaans	greep	a piece of something	→	byte
#4606	Russian	серьезный	serious, thoughful	—	important
#4614	Russian	сумасшедший	insane	—	very
#4614	Russian	безумный	insane	—	very
#3769	Russian	похоже (ср.р.)	alike	—	probably
#4616	Spanish	cualquiera	any, whatever	→	bad
#4616	Russian	всякий	any, every	→	bad
#4617	Russian	надеть	to put on	→	to hope
#4620	Russian	въехать	to penetrate, get into	→	to understand
#4621	French	gâter	to spoil (tr.)	→	to pamper
#4637	Russian	клепать	to rivet	→	to work carelessly
#4639	Russian	боль	pain	→	disease
#4641	Russian	клепать	to rivet	—	to slander
#4642	Italian	stendere	to unfold	→	to create a text
#4643	Russian	из + *ложить	to put out	→	to tell
#4324	Russian	ебать	to fuck	→	to deceive
#4645	Russian	пара	couple	→	to copulate
#4664	Russian	топить	to sink (tr.)	—	swamp, swampy place, swampy ground
#4668	Russian	яма	pit	—	dimple
#4669	Russian	тюфяк	sack filled with straw and used as a матрац mattress	→	clumsy person, indecisive person
#4672	Russian	соха	ard, sokha	→	moose
#4673	Russian	кончать	to finish	→	to experience an orgasm
#4674	English	come	to approach, come near	→	to experience an orgasm
#4674	Turkish	gel-	to approach, come near	→	to experience an orgasm
#4677	Irish Gaelic	snáthaid	needle	→	dragonfly
#4678	Spanish	alguacil	sheriff or constable	→	(Argentina, Uruguay) dragonfly
#4679	Slovenian	pastír	shepherd	→	dragonfly
#4680	Macedonian	коњче	diminutive of horse	→	dragonfly
#4680	Lithuanian	žirgẽlis	diminutive of žirgas 'steed, horse being ridden or available for riding'	→	dragonfly
#4681	Russian	дедка	grandfather	→	dragonfly
#4682	Russian	бабка	grandmother	→	dragonfly
#4683	French	demoiselle	girl	→	damselfly
#4683	Dutch	juffer	damsel, maiden	→	damselfly
#4687	Russian	тётка	aunt, father's sister	→	fever
#4688	Russian	соседка	neighbour	→	fever
#4693	Russian	табак	tobacco	→	Lycoperdon
#4694	German	sagen	to tell	—	to prove, to argue
#4696	Russian	дядюшка	uncle	→	woodland spirit
#4042	Russian	хозяин	owner	→	woodland spirit
#4702	Medieval Latin	longitudo	length	→	longitude
#4703	Medieval Latin	latitudo	width	→	latitude
#4713	French	dos	back (body part)	→	book back
#4714	Russian	корешок	diminutive of корень 'root'	→	book back
#4728	Russian	беленький	diminutive of белый 'white'	→	(coll., dated) vodka
#4732	German	biegen	to bend	→	gulf
#4734	Polish	hurt	(datet, dialect) enclosure for cattle or sheep	→	herd
#4735	English	caterpillar	larva of a butterfly or moth; leafworm	→	continuous track in the form of a steel or rubber belt fitted instead of wheels to crawlers, bulldozers, tanks and similar off-road vehicles.
#4743	Russian	голый	naked, bare	→	charr (Salvelinus)
#4743	Nenets	ня̌ӈгоць	to become naked	→	charr (Salvelinus)
#4745	Latin	honor	honour	→	salary
#4749	Russian	снег	snow	→	bullfinch (Pyrrhula pyrrhula)
#4757	Scottish Gaelic	capall	horse (Equus caballus)	→	western capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus)
#4760	German	Haken	plough, ard	→	unit of area
#4761	Byzantine Greek	ἀήρ	air	→	aër (veil covering vessels in the Orthodox Church)
#4782	Russian	поразить	one (in counting)	→	time (an instance or occurrence)
#2694	Russian	греметь	to growl (of a thunder)	→	to become famous
#4839	Russian	палка	stick (n.)	—	penis (within the expression "to throw stick")
#1750	Russian	пасти	to go after smb., to spy	←	to pasture, shepherd
#4849	Russian	плевать	to spit	→	to despise, do not care
#4864	English	heart	heart	→	hearts (in cards)
#4869	Dutch	koek	cookie, cake, biscuit, wafer	→	(Belgium) diamonds (in cards)
#4870	French	carreau	square (geometrical)	→	diamonds (in cards)
#4869	Macedonian	баклава	baklava	→	diamonds (in cards)
#4874	Macedonian	детелина	clover	→	clubs (in cards)
#4875	Portuguese	ouro	gold coin	→	diamonds (in cards)
#4876	Portuguese	espada	sword	→	spade, shovel
#4877	Italian	picca	pike	→	spades (in cards)
#4879	Macedonian	лист	leaf	→	spades (in cards)
#4881	Italian	fiore	flower	→	clubs (in cards)
#4898	English	queen	queen	→	queen (playing card)
#4899	Macedonian	џандар	police officer	→	Jack (playing card)
#4905	Russian	арбуз	water-melon (Cucurbita citrullus)	→	(dialect, colloquial) buttock
#4906	Russian	грех	sin	→	(dialect) misfortune
#4907	Russian	двор	courtyard	→	(dialect) diaphragm
#4908	Russian	дед	grandfather	→	devil, satan
#4909	English	adder	snake	→	dragonfly
#4910	Dutch	boer	farmer, peasant	→	Jack (playing card)
#1551	Scottish Gaelic	aon	one	→	ace (playing card)
#1551	Manx	unnane ('nane, nane)	one	→	ace (playing card)
#4913	Armenian	ałǰik (աղջիկ)	girl	→	queen (playing card)
#4914	Finnish	rouva	lady, madam	→	queen (playing card)
#4916	Russian	берёза	birch	→	birch bolete (Leccinum scabrum)
#4926	Somali	ajarid	harm, damage	→	to deceive
#4927	Somali	aw	ancestor	—	cause; reason
#4928	Somali	aanayn	to accuse, blame	—	to revenge
#4929	Somali	aas	burial	—	sunset
#4931	Somali	baqid	to fear	→	to turn sour
#4932	Somali	bari	buttock	→	butt of the rifle
#4933	Somali	biifayn	to water, to sprinkle, to wet	—	to adorn, decorate
#4934	Somali	bog	page	—	diaphragm
#4939	Russian	вечер	evening	→	party, soiree
#4953	Russian	небо	sky	—	a type of ceiling in Russian churches
#960	Russian	спросить	to ask, inquire	—	to ask (for)
#4960	Russian	крыло	wing	→	outbuilding
#4964	Russian	скорее	sooner	—	more probably
#4965	Russian	сразу	simultaneously	→	immediately
#4966	Russian	разить	to hit	→	immediately
#4966	English	stroke	blow	—	immediately
#4966	French	coup	blow	—	immediately
#982	Latin	dico, -ere	to speak	—	to show (tr.)
#1960	Russian	пеший	pedestrian; (XVIII) foot soldier	→	pawn (in chess)
#4970	Russian	пешка	pawn (in chess)	→	puppet, lay figure
#5007	Russian	сад (sad)	garden	→	kindergarten
#5007	Armenian	partez (պարտեզ)	garden	→	kindergarten
#5007	Danish	have	garden	→	kindergarten
#5007	Finnish	tarha	garden	→	kindergarten
#5007	Bashkir	баҡса	garden	→	kindergarten
#5007	Croatian	vrtić	diminutive of vȑt 'garden'	→	kindergarten
#22	German	kommen	to come	→	to get, obtain
#5011	English	to come	to come	—	to become
#5011	French	venir	to come	—	to become
#5012	Russian	место	place	—	instead of
#5012	Spanish	lugar	place	—	instead of
#5012	French	lieu	place	—	instead of
#4986	Latvian	maksts	sheath	—	vagina
#4986	Lithuanian	makštis	sheath	—	vagina
#4986	Dutch	schede	sheath	—	(formal) vagina
#5029	Estonian	isa	father	→	motherland
#4375	Japanese	negai (ねがい, 願い)	wish, request	→	prayer
#4281	Japanese	kari (家里)	(obsolete) one's hometown, one's native village	—	(obsolete) one's wife
#4281	Japanese	kanai (家内)	the inside of the house	→	(humble) (one's own) wife
#5037	Japanese	taku (宅)	house	→	husband
#5037	Japanese	yado (宿)	house, apartment	→	husband
#4281	Korean	daek (댁)	house, home	→	wife
#1818	Finnish	raaka	raw	→	rude, brutal
#2873	Russian	низкий (nizkij)	low (location)	—	low (size)
#2873	French	bas	low (location)	—	low (size)
#570	Latvian	uznākt	to go up	→	to begin
#3494	English	reckling	(archaic) smallest and weakest cub	→	(archaic) smallest and weakest child
#8929	French	bébé	a very young animal	←	a very young child
#8929	Japanese	ko (子)	young animal	←	child
#5055	Russian	бить	to beat, hit	→	(informal) to be compatible
#591	Russian	дом	house	→	members of one's family
#2343	Italian	ritirare	to pull, to draw	→	to be alike
#5059	Russian	сухой	dry	→	(colloquial) abstinent (from alcohol)
#5053	Russian	отвечать (otvečat')	to answer	→	to correspond
#5057	Russian	сухой (suxoj)	dry	→	dry (wine)
#1475	Russian	свернуть (svernut')	to turn, rotate (intr.)	→	to give up, stop doing smth.
#5010	Russian	стать (stat')	to stand	→	to become
#5059	English	dry	dry	→	free from or lacking alcohol or alcoholic beverages; (law) describing an area where sales of alcoholic or strong alcoholic beverages are banned
#5092	Bulgarian	ленивец	idler, loafer	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Latvian	sliņķis	lazy person	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Danish	doven	lazy	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Norwegian	doven	idler, loafer	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Catalan	peresós	idler, loafer	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Turkish	tembel	lazy person	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Occitan	peresós	lazy	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Croatian	lenjivac	idler, loafer	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Bosnian	ljenjivac	idler, loafer	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5092	Estonian	laisk	lazy	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#5099	Russian	сырой (syroj)	raw	→	raw material
#5125	Georgian	xelmc̣ipe (ხელმწიფე)	monarch	→	state (sovereign polity)
#5147	Romanian	tulpină	stem (of a plant)	→	strain (microbiology)
#2125	Russian	стоять (stojat')	to stand	→	to be, to take place
#5151	Russian	стоять (stojat')	to stand	→	to stand still
#2605	Latin	sto, -are	to stand	→	to help, aid
#4290	Latin	sto, -are	to stand	→	to contain
#4290	Russian	стоять (stojat')	to stand	→	to consist of
#3874	Lithuanian	dieve	god	→	<exclamation of surprise, pain or sorrow>
#5173	French	poudre	dust	→	(gun)powder
#3699	Russian	прославить (proslavit')	to glorify	—	to disgrace, dishonor
#1376	Russian	стремянка (stremjanka)	stairs	←	stirrup
#5175	Russian	водить (vodit')	to lead	→	to drive (the car)
#5175	French	conduire	to lead	→	to drive (the car)
#5179	Japanese	te (手)	hand	→	a move, play (board games)
#5177	Russian	ходить (hodit')	to go, walk	→	to make a move (in a game)
#5185	Bashkir	ураҡ	sickle	→	harvest time
#5191	Latin	tannum	(Late Latin) oak bark	→	to tan (hides)
#5193	Old High German	amma	mother	—	wet-nurse; (archaic or regional) nanny, grandmother, mother
#5193	Dutch	moeder	mother	—	wet-nurse
#4239	Tamil	taṅkai	younger sister	→	<term of address to a woman>
#5221	Russian	пар (par)	steam, vapour	→	sweat
#5219	English	wind	wind	→	news of an event, especially by hearsay or gossip
#3099	Russian	дышать	to breathe	—	air
#5223	Spanish	todavía	still (adv.)	→	nevertheless
#4961	English	still	(archaic, poetic) always	→	still (adv.)
#5065	Russian	бабушка	grandmother	→	old woman
#5051	Russian	дед	grandfather	→	old man
#1086	Russian	ляля	little girl	—	doll
#5227	Russian	дед	grandfather	→	ancestor
#5051	English	gramps	(colloquial, humorous) grandfather	→	(by extension) old man
#5232	Russian	ленивец (lenivec)	idler, loafer	→	(technical) track idler wheel
#132	Corsican	Luna	moon	→	Monday
#132	German	Mond	moon	→	Monday
#3906	Latin	pupa	little girl	→	pupil (of an eye)
#123	Romanian	turc	Turk, Turkish	→	swearword
#197	Russian	лететь	to fly away	→	to evaporate, exhale
#215	Russian	красить	to dye	→	to boast
#5243	Armenian	boṙ (բոռ)	drone	→	hornet
#5244	Armenian	boṙ (բոռ)	drone	—	bumblebee
#2357	Spanish	padre	father	—	parents
#5260	German	Spagat	cord, packthread, string	→	splits (move in dance or gymnastics in which the legs are extended straight out and perpendicular to the body)
#4591	Bulgarian	сини домати	eggplants	←	tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
#4591	Macedonian	патлиџан	eggplant (Solanum melongena)	→	(colloquial) tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
#4591	Thai	má-kʉ̌ʉa (มะเขือ)	eggplant (Solanum melongena)	→	tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
#4591	Hungarian	törökparadicsom	eggplant (Solanum melongena)	←	tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
#5288	English	hand	hand/arm	→	hand (of a clock)
#4710	Polish	Pies	dog	→	police officer
#4710	Georgian	ძაღლი (ʒaɣli)	dog	→	police officer
#5302	Spanish	puerco	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	police officer
#5303	Czech	kilo	kilogram	→	100 units of currency
#5303	Slovak	kg	kilogram	→	100 units of currency
#5304	Swedish	deg	dough	→	(slang) money
#5305	Russian	капуста (kapusta)	cabbage	→	(slang) money
#5306	Russian	лимон	lemon	→	(slang) million
#5307	English	weed	weed	→	cannabis
#5307	Dutch	wiet	weed	→	cannabis
#5308	Russian	трава (trava)	grass	→	(slang) cannabis
#5308	German	Gras	grass	→	cannabis
#5309	English	car	(dated) a wheeled vehicle, drawn by a horse or other animal; a chariot.	→	wheeled vehicle that moves independently, with at least three wheels, powered mechanically, steered by a driver
#5310	English	car	(dated) a wheeled vehicle, drawn by a horse or other animal; a chariot.	→	(chiefly Canada, US) an unpowered unit in a railroad train
#5310	German	Wagen	cart (drawn by a person, by horses, by oxen, etc)	→	railroad car
#5310	French	voiture	(historical) car (wheeled vehicle usually pulled by a horse)	→	railcar
#5310	English	carriage	carriage	→	(Britain) A rail car, especially one designed for the conveyance of passengers
#5310	French	char	chariot, carriage	→	(Louisiana) train car
#5309	French	char	chariot, carriage	→	(Acadian French, New Brunswick, Quebec, Louisiana, Cajun French, Missouri) car, auto
#5311	English	tank	tank (closed container for liquids)	→	tank (armour)
#5317	Basque	herri	village	—	people (pl.)
#5322	Swahili	ndege	bird	→	airplane
#3303	Latin	plumbum	lead, plumbum	→	(New Latin) pencil
#3303	Afrikaans	lood	lead, plumbum	→	pencil
#3303	Manx	leoaie	lead, plumbum	→	pencil
#5373	Russian	проходить (proxodit')	to pass by	→	to stop feeling pain
#1395	Bulgarian	кръст	cross (n.)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#1395	German	Kreuz	cross (n.)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#1395	French	croix	cross (n.)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#1395	Polish	krzyż	cross (n.)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#1395	Norwegian	kors	cross (n.)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#1395	Dutch	kruis	cross (n.)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#1395	Swedish	kors	cross (n.)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#5379	Swedish	kors	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Afrikaans	heilig	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Czech	kříž	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Bosnian	krst	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Breton	kroaz	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Danish	kors	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Slovenian	križ	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Slovak	kríž	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Polish	krzyż	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Macedonian	крст	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5379	Latvian	krusts	cross (n.)	→	sacrum (bone)
#5378	Armenian	surb (սուրբ)	sacred	→	sacrum (bone)
#5385	Tok Pisin	skru	screw, screw-bolt	→	(anatomy) elbow, knee
#5386	English	tin	malleable, ductile, metallic element, resistant to corrosion, with atomic number 50 and symbol Sn	→	(New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Ireland, Britain) An airtight container, made of tin or another metal, used to preserve food.
#5390	Russian	кран (kran)	lifting machine	→	tap, faucet
#5389	Old French	coc	rooster	→	tap, faucet
#5390	Swedish	kran	lifting machine	→	tap, faucet
#5389	Icelandic	hani	rooster	→	tap, faucet
#5390	Icelandic	krani	lifting machine	→	tap, faucet
#5390	German	Kran	lifting machine	→	(regional, western Germany) tap, faucet
#5389	German	Hahn	rooster	→	tap, faucet
#5404	English	bathroom	a room containing a shower and/or bathtub, and (typically but not necessarily) a toilet	→	(chiefly US, South Africa, Canada, euphemistic) a lavatory: a room containing a toilet and (typically but not necessarily) a bathtub.
#5404	English	lavatory	(dated) A washroom: a room used for washing the face and hands	→	(euphemistic) a room containing a toilet
#3864	Italian	madre	mother	→	original
#5407	Spanish	sentir	to feel	→	to regret
#2857	French	lever	to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to bring up
#4033	Italian	padre	father	→	beginning
#5411	Italian	nipote	grandchild, nephew	—	descendant
#5415	Portuguese	badalo	clapper of a bell	→	(slang) penis
#5413	Armenian	lezu (լեզու)	tongue (body part)	→	clapper of a bell
#5413	English	tongue	tongue (body part)	→	clapper of a bell
#5416	Farsi	kebrit	sulfur	—	match (for fire)
#5416	Swahili	kiberiti, kibiriti	sulfur	—	match (for fire)
#5416	Faroese	svávul	sulfur	→	match (for fire)
#5421	Russian	дым (dym)	smoke	→	common fumitory (Fumaria officinalis)
#5421	English	smoke	smoke	→	common fumitory (Fumaria officinalis)
#5421	Polish	dym	smoke	→	common fumitory (Fumaria officinalis)
#5421	French	fume	smoke	→	common fumitory (Fumaria officinalis)
#1727	Belarusan	агурок	cucumber	→	bourrache (Borago)
#1727	Ukrainian	огірок	cucumber	→	bourrache (Borago)
#3015	Spanish	saber	to taste	—	to know
#1632	Italian	correre	to flow	→	to run
#5009	Russian	дуть	to blow	→	arrogant
#3743	Russian	кусать	to bite	—	taste
#5260	Czech	provaz	rope, cord	→	split (gymnastics)
#5434	English	split	crack or longitudinal fissure	→	A maneuver of spreading or sliding the feet apart until the legs are flat on the floor 180 degrees apart, either sideways to the body or with one leg in front and one behind, thus lowering the body completely to the floor in an upright position
#5439	Armenian	akanǰ (ականջ)	ear	→	(figuratively) shoehorn
#5440	Bashkir	ҡолаҡ	ear	→	tuning peg
#5445	Mandarin Chinese	niú (牛)	bovine, eg. cow, bull, ox, buffalo	→	arrogant
#4997	Portuguese	raio	beam, ray (of light or radiation)	—	spoke (of a wheel)
#5483	Azerbaijani	ay	moon	→	date (day of the month)
#5489	Ukrainian	сінокос	haymaking (time)	→	(dial) Eurasian hoopoe
#5490	Ukrainian	слота	bad weather	→	(dial) Eurasian hoopoe
#5492	Danish	stjært	tail	→	common redstart
#5492	Swedish	stjärt	tail	→	common redstart
#5492	Italian	coda	tail	→	common redstart
#5492	Modern Greek	ουρά	tail	→	common redstart
#5492	Belarusan	хвост	tail	→	common redstart
#5491	Danish	rød	red	→	common redstart
#5491	Swedish	röd	red	→	common redstart
#5491	Modern Greek	κόκκινος	red	→	common redstart
#5491	Belarusan	руды	red	→	common redstart
#5494	Spanish	abanico	fan	→	common redstart
#5496	Icelandic	vifta	fan	→	electrical fan
#5496	Vietnamese	quạt	fan	→	electrical fan
#5496	Norwegian	vifte	fan	→	electrical fan
#5504	English	to slip	to lose one’s traction on a slippery surface; to slide due to a lack of friction	→	to make a mistake, be wrong
#5505	English	nut	nut, hazel	→	Eurasian nuthatch
#5505	Swedish	nöt	nut, hazel	→	Eurasian nuthatch
#5508	Swedish	lamm	lamb	→	bearded vulture
#5508	Italian	agnello	lamb	→	bearded vulture
#5508	Armenian	gaṙ (գառ)	lamb	→	bearded vulture
#5508	German	Lamm	lamb	→	bearded vulture
#5507	Portuguese	barbudo	bearded man	→	bearded vulture
#5511	English	neck	neck	→	Eurasian wryneck
#5511	Portuguese	colo	neck	→	Eurasian wryneck
#5511	Hungarian	nyak	neck	→	Eurasian wryneck
#5511	Italian	collo	neck	→	Eurasian wryneck
#5515	Swedish	björk	birch	→	fieldfare
#5516	Armenian	sermn (սերմն)	seed (n.)	→	rook
#5518	Icelandic	kráka	crow	→	jackdaw (Corvus monedula)
#5518	Dutch	kraai	crow	→	jackdaw (Corvus monedula)
#5518	Turkish	karga	crow	→	jackdaw (Corvus monedula)
#5519	Albanian	grizhël	magpie (Pica pica)	→	jay
#5520	Italian	ghianda	acorn	→	jay
#5524	Albanian	bretkosë	frog	→	breaststroke
#5524	Polish	żaba	frog	→	(colloquial) breaststroke
#5524	Turkish	kurbağa	frog	→	breaststroke
#5524	Mandarin Chinese	wā (蛙)	frog	→	breaststroke
#5538	Dutch	kwartel	common quail	→	corn crake
#5539	Dutch	koning	monarch	→	corn crake
#5541	Danish	eng	meadow	→	corn crake
#5539	Danish	konge	monarch	→	corn crake
#5538	Danish	vagtel	common quail	→	corn crake
#5542	Estonian	rukis	rye	→	corn crake
#5542	Finnish	ruis	rye	→	corn crake
#5540	English	rail	corn crake	—	water rail
#5538	French	caille	common quail	→	corn crake
#5539	French	roi	monarch	→	corn crake
#5541	Icelandic	engi	meadow	→	corn crake
#5543	English	ruff	circular frill or ruffle on a garment, especially a starched, fluted frill at the neck	→	a small freshwater fish
#5544	English	ruff	circular frill or ruffle on a garment	→	bird Philomachus pugnax (syn. Calidris pugnax)
#5538	German	Wachtel	common quail	→	corn crake
#5539	German	König	monarch	→	corn crake
#5538	Turkish	bıldırcın	common quail	→	corn crake
#5538	Spanish	codorniz	common quail	→	corn crake
#5539	Spanish	rey	monarch	→	corn crake
#5538	Portuguese	codorniz	common quail	→	corn crake
#5538	Bulgarian	крастел	(obsolete) common quail	—	(obsolete) corn crake
#5546	Norwegian	åker	field	→	corn crake
#5548	English	pope	honorary title of the Roman Catholic bishop of Rome as father and head of his church, a sovereign of the Vatican city state	→	small Eurasian freshwater fish (Gymnocephalus cernua)
#5549	English	pope	honorary title of the Roman Catholic bishop of Rome as father and head of his church, a sovereign of the Vatican city state	→	(Cumberland, Cornwall, Devon, Scotland) Atlantic puffin
#5549	English	pope	honorary title of the Roman Catholic bishop of Rome as father and head of his church, a sovereign of the Vatican city state	→	(US regional) painted bunting
#5549	English	pope	honorary title of the Roman Catholic bishop of Rome as father and head of his church, a sovereign of the Vatican city state	→	(rare) bird Paroaria dominicana
#5549	French	pape	pope	→	king vupture (Sarcoramphus papa)
#5554	English	bishop	church official, supervisor of priests and congregations	→	sweet drink made from wine, usually with oranges, lemons, and sugar; mulled and spiced port
#5554	Dutch	bisschop	bishop (official in Orthodox, Catholic and some Protestant churches overseeing a diocese)	→	mulled wine
#5554	English	cardinal	one of the officials appointed by the pope in the Roman Catholic Church, ranking only below the pope and the patriarchs, constituting the special college which elects the pope	→	(obsolete) mulled red wine
#5554	German	Kardinal	highest dignitary after the Pope, member of the College of Cardinals	→	red sparkling wine from Henkell & Co. Sektkellerei
#5555	English	spindle	rod in spinning and winding thread	→	(coastal New Jersey) a dragonfly
#5555	Swedish	slända	spindle	→	winged insect, dragonfly
#5556	Catalan	esquirol	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	common chipmunk
#5556	German	Hörnchen	squirrel (in the broad sense, member of the family Sciuridae)	→	common chipmunk
#5556	Hungarian	mókus	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	common chipmunk
#5556	Spanish	ardilla	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	common chipmunk
#5556	Scottish Gaelic	feòrag	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	common chipmunk
#5556	Armenian	skyuṙ (սկյուռ)	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	common chipmunk
#5552	Spanish	ardilla	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	Siberian flying squirrel
#5552	Catalan	esquirol	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	Siberian flying squirrel
#5552	German	Hörnchen	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	Siberian flying squirrel
#5552	Irish Gaelic	iora	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	Siberian flying squirrel
#5552	Portuguese	esquilo	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	Siberian flying squirrel
#5556	Dutch	eekhoorn	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	common chipmunk
#5556	Romanian	veveriță	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	common chipmunk
#5556	Swedish	ekorre	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	common chipmunk
#5562	Japanese	kin (金)	gold	→	platinum
#5562	Korean	geum (금)	gold	→	platinum
#5562	Bashkir	алтын	gold	→	platinum
#5562	Mongolian (Khalkha)	алт	gold	→	platinum
#5562	Erzya	сырне	gold	→	platinum
#5562	Tatar	алтын	gold	→	platinum
#5532	English	night	night	→	nightingale
#5562	English	gold	gold	→	(obsolete) platinum
#5576	Latin	gulo	(post-Classical) glutton	→	wolverine
#5576	Armenian	kułx (կուղխ)	(rare) gluttonous	→	wolverine
#5576	English	glutton	one who eats voraciously, obsessively, or to excess	→	(rare) wolverine
#5576	Armenian	šataker (շատակեր)	glutton	→	wolverine
#5576	French	glouton	glutton	→	wolverine
#5576	Finnish	ahma	glutton	→	wolverine
#5576	Bulgarian	лакомец	glutton	→	wolverine
#5576	Macedonian	лакомец	glutton	→	wolverine
#5576	Dutch	veelvraat	glutton	—	wolverine
#5457	Armenian	harcʿuk (հարցուկ)	soothsayer, oracle	→	mantis
#5604	Bulgarian	моля	to pray	→	mantis
#5604	Catalan	pregar	to pray	→	mantis
#5604	Dutch	bidden	to pray	→	mantis
#5458	Dutch	sprinkhaan	grasshopper, locust	→	mantis
#5604	English	pray	to pray	→	species Mantis religiosa; any of various predatory insects of the Mantidae family
#5605	Farsi	âxund (آخوند)	akhund, specifically a cleric of the Usuli Shia school	→	mantis
#5604	Hungarian	imádkozó	praying	→	mantis
#5604	Ukrainian	молити	to pray	→	mantis
#5604	Swedish	bön	prayer	→	mantis
#5458	Swedish	syrsa	cricket	→	mantis
#5604	Tagalog	samba	worship; adoration	→	mantis
#5458	Thai	dták-gà-dtɛɛn (ตั๊กแตน)	grasshopper	→	mantis
#5606	Lao	mā	horse (Equus caballus)	→	mantis
#5606	Khmer	seh (សេះ)	horse (Equus caballus)	→	mantis
#5458	Khmer	kɑndoup (កណ្ដូប)	grasshopper (Tettigonioidea)	→	mantis
#5607	Turkish	deve	camel	→	mantis
#5604	Macedonian	моли	to pray	→	mantis
#5604	Portuguese	louvar	to praise	→	mantis
#5606	Portuguese	cavalinho	little horse (dim. form cavalo)	→	mantis
#5609	Russian	плоский	flat (adj)	→	crab louse
#5606	French	cheval	horse	→	(dialect) mantis
#5604	French	prier	to pray	→	(dialect) mantis
#5604	Slovenian	moliti	to pray	→	mantis
#5604	Slovak	modliť sa	to pray	→	mantis
#5612	English	red	red	→	supportive of, related to, or dominated by a left-wing parties and movements, chiefly socialist or communist
#5612	Finnish	punainen	red	→	(in the plural, politics, archaic) the socialists; (historical) "Reds", in the Finnish civil war of 1918, the revolutionary side, as opposed to the valkoiset (“Whites”).
#5612	Modern Greek	κόκκινος	red	→	communist
#5613	English	left	designating the side of the body toward the west when one is facing north; the opposite of right.	→	pertaining to the political left
#5613	Modern Greek	αριστερός	left	→	left (political)
#5613	Portuguese	esquerda	left	→	left (political)
#5613	Finnish	vasen	vasemmisto	→	(politics) the left
#5613	Latvian	kreiss	left	→	(politics) left, left-wing (politically progressive, in favor of social change; revolutionary)
#5613	Armenian	jax (ձախ)	left	→	left (political)
#5614	English	right	right (vs. left)	→	(politics) pertaining to the political right; conservative.
#5614	Portuguese	direita	right (vs. left)	→	right (political)
#5614	Finnish	oikea	right (vs. left)	→	(politics) the (political) right, the conservatives, right wing
#5614	Latvian	labs	right (vs. left)	→	(politics) right-wing, conservative (opposed to progressive, left-wing politics)
#5614	Armenian	aǰ (աջ)	right (vs. left)	→	right (political)
#5614	Indonesian	kanan	right (vs. left)	→	(politics) the ensemble of right-wing political parties; political conservatives as a group.
#5615	Azerbaijani	qırmaq	to break; to cut off, break off, sever to rend, tear apart; to crush; to slaughter, slay, massacre	→	fighter plane
#5615	Bulgarian	изтребя	to eliminate, to exterminate	→	fighter plane
#5616	Macedonian	лови	to hunt	→	fighter plane
#5615	Kazakh	жойылу	destruction	→	fighter plane
#5616	Dutch	jacht	hunting, hunt	→	fighter plane
#5615	Ukrainian	винищувати	to destroy, to exterminate, to extirpate, to annihilate, to make (to do) away (with) , to sweep away; to demolish	→	fighter plane
#5616	Slovenian	lovec	to hunt	→	fighter plane
#5616	Slovak	stíhat	to pursue, chase	→	fighter plane
#5616	Czech	stíhat	to pursue, chase	→	fighter plane
#5616	Catalan	caça	hunt	→	fighter plane
#5617	Bulgarian	ключ	key (of a door)	→	keystone
#5617	Catalan	clau	key (of a door)	→	keystone
#5617	Polish	klucz	key (of a door)	→	keystone
#5619	Belarusan	замок	lock (n.)	→	keystone
#5619	Turkish	kilit	lock (n.)	→	keystone
#5630	Bulgarian	божа кравичка	(informal) ladybird	—	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5631	Bulgarian	крава	cow	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5632	Bulgarian	Великден	Easter	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5625	Lithuanian	karvytė	cow	→	ladybird
#5635	Danish	høne	hen	→	ladybird
#5637	Dutch	Onze Lieve Heer	our Dear Lord	→	ladybird
#5637	Lithuanian	diẽvas	god	→	ladybird
#5637	Romanian	Dumnezeu	god	→	ladybird
#5639	Finnish	leppä	blood	→	ladybird
#5640	Finnish	Pirkko	female given name, medieval Finnish form of Swedish Birgitta	→	ladybird
#5640	Finnish	Kerttu	female given name, medieval vernacular form of the Swedish and German Gertrud	→	ladybird
#5636	German	Sonne	sun	→	ladybird
#5640	Portuguese	Joana	female given name	→	ladybird
#5629	Modern Greek	Πάσχα	Easter	→	ladybird
#9418	Icelandic	María	Mary, mother of Jesus	→	ladybird
#5635	Icelandic	hæna	hen	→	ladybird
#9417	Macedonian	Мара	form of Мария 'Mary'	→	ladybird
#5641	Russian	солдатик	diminutive of солдат 'soldier'	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5641	French	soldat	soldier	→	(Switzerland) firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5641	Italian	carabiniere	member of the Carabinieri force	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5641	Spanish	zapatero	shoemaker	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5631	Romanian	vacă	cow	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5637	Polish	bóg	god	→	(archaic) ladybird
#5625	Polish	krówka	diminutive of krowa 'cow'	→	(archaic) ladybird
#5641	Polish	kowal	smith, blacksmith	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5643	English	fire	fire	→	Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5643	Turkish	alev	flame	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5643	Finnish	tuli	fire	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5643	Swedish	eld	fire	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5641	Czech	hrobař	gravedigger	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5643	Dutch	vuur	fire	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5643	Danish	ild	fire	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5672	Bashkir	күҙәнәк	honeycomb	→	cell (in biology)
#5673	Bulgarian	клетка	cage	→	cell (in biology)
#5674	Dutch	cel	small room, such as a prison or cloister cell	—	cell (of honeycomb)
#5672	Dutch	cel	cell (of honeycomb)	—	cell (in biology)
#5675	Estonian	rakk	blister	→	cell (in biology)
#5676	Indonesian	sel	room (of prison, monastery)	—	cell (in biology)
#5676	New Latin	cellula	small room, room in prison	—	cell (in biology)
#5676	Manx	keeill	room (of monastery)	—	cell (in biology)
#5676	Farsi	yâxte (یاخته)	room	—	cell (in biology)
#5676	Farsi	sellul (سلول)	room in a prison	—	cell (in biology)
#5676	Swedish	cell	room (of prison, monastery)	—	cell (in biology)
#5676	Tagalog	silid	room	→	cell (in biology)
#5679	English	mine	mine (underground tunnel)	→	mine (explosive device)
#5679	Dutch	mijn	mine (underground tunnel)	→	mine (explosive device)
#5678	English	monster	bizarre or whimsical creature	→	cruel, heartless, or antisocial person, especially a criminal
#5680	English	realize	to make something real	→	to understand, to become aware of smth.
#5681	English	sack	bag; especially a large bag of strong, coarse material for storage and handling of various commodities, such as potatoes, coal, coffee	→	(informal) to discharge from a job or position
#5689	English	kite	kite	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5691	Basque	kometa	comet	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Danish	drage	dragon	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Estonian	lohe	dragon	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Hungarian	sárkány	dragon	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5694	Hindi	pataṅgā	moth	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Icelandic	dreki	dragon	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Serbian	змаj / zmaj	dragon	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Croatian	zmaj	dragon	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5699	Mongolian (Khalkha)	шувуу	bird	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Macedonian	змеј	dragon	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Lithuanian	áitvaras	(mythology) Aitvaras; a dragon/rooster-like being in Baltic mythology that brings riches	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#5695	Latvian	pūķis	(mythology, religion) in old Latvian mythology, a household spirit that could be bought, bred, or stolen, and protected the wealth of his owner; dragon, winged serpent (reptilian monster that spits fire and devours people and animals)	→	kite (lightweight toy)
#4675	Danish	guldsmed	goldsmith, jeweler	→	dragonfly
#242	Spanish	pillar	to grasp, seize	→	to understand
#9272	Russian	блудить	to walk, wander	→	to fornicate
#5705	Russian	клеть	room	→	cage
#633	Lithuanian	vãris	copper	→	brass
#633	Farsi	pereng (پرنگ)	copper	—	brass
#4198	Finnish	vaski	(archaic or literary) copper	—	(archaic) bronze
#633	Finnish	vaski	(archaic or literary) copper	—	(archaic) brass
#5734	Swedish	ljus	bright (of light or colour)	→	(of sound) high-pitched
#5733	Swedish	hög	high	→	high-pitched
#917	Swedish	hög	high (size), tall	→	loud
#5733	Bulgarian	висок	high	→	high-pitched
#917	Bulgarian	висок	high (size), tall	→	loud
#5745	English	compute	to reckon, calculate	→	computer
#5745	Afrikaans	rekenen	to calculate, count	→	computer
#5745	Dutch	rekenen	to calculate, count	→	(rare) computer
#5746	Armenian	hamakargel (համակարգել)	to systematize	→	computer
#5745	Czech	počítat	to calculate, count	→	computer
#5745	Modern Greek	υπολογίζω	to calculate, count	→	computer
#5745	Hungarian	számít	to calculate, count	→	computer
#5746	Spanish	ordenar	to systematize	→	computer
#5745	Irish Gaelic	ríomh	to count, enumerate; reckon, calculate, compute	→	computer
#5745	Estonian	arvutama	to calculate, count	→	computer
#5745	Welsh	cyfrif	to calculate, count	→	computer
#5761	Dutch	hof	court (of a sovereign)	→	polite
#1397	Russian	завязать	to tie	→	to stop doing smth.
#5770	English	reek	to have or give off a strong, unpleasant smell	→	to be evidently associated with something unpleasant
#5770	Finnish	haiskahtaa	to smell foul, stink	→	(figuratively) to appear suspicious; often may be translated into English using the idiom smell a rat
#5770	Swedish	stinka	to smell bad; to stink, reek	→	to give impression of foul play or dishonesty
#5770	Turkish	kokmak	to have smell; to have a bad smell; stink, reek	→	to show signs of, reek of, be redolent with
#1056	Turkish	kokmak	to smell, have a smell	→	to have a bad smell; stink, reek
#5770	English	to stink	to have a strong bad smell	→	to give an impression of dishonesty, untruth, or sin
#1494	English	to smell	to perceive smell	→	to have smell
#1494	English	to scent	to detect the scent of; to discern by the sense of smell; to inhale in order to detect the scent of (something)	→	(obsolete) to have smell
#1494	Swedish	lukta	to perceive smell	→	to have smell
#5775	Bulgarian	лък	bow (weapon)	→	bow, fiddlestick
#5777	Macedonian	перде	curtain	→	cataract (of the eye)
#5777	Bulgarian	перде	curtain	→	cataract (of the eye)
#5776	Scottish Gaelic	neul	cloud	→	cataract (of the eye)
#5778	Welsh	niwlen	patch of mist or haze	→	cataract (of the eye)
#5230	English	will	one's independent faculty of choice; the ability to be able to exercise one's choice or intention	→	formal declaration of one's intent concerning the disposal of one's property and holdings after death; the legal document stating such wishes
#5272	English	jay	Garrulus glandarius	→	Perisoreus infaustus
#5272	Spanish	arrendajo	jay	→	siberian jay
#5240	Armenian	cʿoł (ցող)	dew	→	(literary, figuratively) tear, teardrop
#5791	English	palm	palm (body part)	→	palm (tree)
#1112	French	goût	taste (n.)	→	smell (n.)
#5791	Dutch	palm	palm (body part)	—	palm (tree)
#5745	Turkish	saymak	to calculate, count	→	computer
#5793	Kazakh	şel	hypodermic fat	→	cataract (of the eye)
#5796	Dutch	staar	star	→	cataract (of the eye)
#4537	Russian	средний	middle	→	middle finger
#4537	Modern Written Arabic	أَوْسَطُ ˀawsaṭ-u	middle, central	→	middle finger
#5801	Classical Chinese	jiàng (將)	general (military)	→	middle finger
#4541	Jin Chinese	san1 (三)	third	→	middle finger
#5802	Cantonese Chinese	dung3 loeng4 (棟樑)	ridgepole	→	middle finger
#5802	Meixian Hakka Chinese	dung4 (棟)	ridgepole	→	middle finger
#4537	Southern Min (Min Nan)	tiong (中)	middle	→	middle finger
#4537	Southern Min (Min Nan)	tiong (中)	middle	→	(dated) middle finger
#4537	Southern Min (Min Nan)	tiong (中)	middle	→	middle finger
#5803	Southern Min (Min Nan)	hó͘ (虎)	tiger	→	middle finger
#4538	Danish	lang	long (size)	→	middle finger
#4538	Norwegian	lang	long (size)	→	middle finger
#4537	English	middle	middle	→	middle finger
#4538	Icelandic	langur	long (size)	→	middle finger
#4537	Macedonian	среден	middle	→	middle finger
#4537	Bulgarian	среден	middle	→	middle finger
#4537	Polish	środkowy	middle	→	middle finger
#4537	Telugu	naḍi (నడి)	middle	→	middle finger
#4537	Slovak	stredný	middle	→	middle finger
#4537	Slovenian	sredina	middle	→	middle finger
#4538	Swedish	lång	long (size)	→	middle finger
#5805	Afrikaans	slaap	sleep (n.)	→	temple (region of skull)
#5806	Macedonian	мрежа	net, toils, network	→	retina
#5806	Latvian	tīkls	net, toils, network	→	retina
#5217	Russian	воздух	air	←	breathing
#959	Armenian	juk (ձուկ)	fish	→	calf muscle (triceps surae)
#5812	Armenian	juk (ձուկ)	fish	→	(dialectal) a lightning flashing far on the horizon
#5815	Latvian	varavīksne	rainbow	→	iris (anatomy)
#5815	Norwegian	regnbue	rainbow	→	iris (anatomy)
#5815	Norwegian	regnboge	rainbow	→	iris (anatomy)
#5819	Georgian	ṗiri (პირი)	person	→	person (grammar)
#5825	Georgian	ṗiri (პირი)	face	→	person
#5827	Khamnigan Mongol	berke	difficult, hard	—	good, well
#5218	Russian	голова	head	→	chapter (of a book)
#5253	English	hell	in various religions, a place of torment where some or all evil spirits are believed to go after death	→	place or situation of great suffering in life
#5835	English	film	thin layer of some substance; a pellicle; a membranous covering, causing opacity	→	film, movie
#1808	English	moon	moon	→	(figuratively) absent-minded
#4537	French	milieu	middle; center	→	middle finger
#4537	Spanish	medio	middle	→	middle finger
#5844	Russian	сука (suka)	bitch	→	a k. of curse
#4537	Armenian	meǰteł (մեջտեղ)	middle	→	middle finger
#4539	Spanish	mayor	bigger	→	middle finger
#4539	Portuguese	maior	bigger	→	middle finger
#4541	Romanian	al treilea	third	→	(anatomy) middle finger
#5849	Khotanese	śa	second (num.)	→	middle finger
#5849	Garmsiri	kelenče	second (num.)	→	middle finger
#5850	Talysh	šo	regal	→	middle finger
#5851	Kurdish	dirêž	high (size), tall	→	middle finger
#5851	Northern Bashkardi	boland	high (size), tall	→	middle finger
#5851	Northern Bashkardi	boland	high (size), tall	→	middle finger
#5851	Southern Bashkardi	dirāz	high (size), tall	→	middle finger
#5854	Tajiki	фасл	season (of the year)	—	chapter (of a book)
#5218	Bulgarian	глава	head	→	chapter (of a book)
#5218	Macedonian	глава	head	→	chapter (of a book)
#5218	Georgian	tavi (თავი)	head	→	chapter (of a book)
#5854	Farsi	fasl (فصل)	season (of the year)	—	chapter (of a book)
#2056	Farsi	bâb (باب)	door, gate	→	chapter (of a book)
#5869	Church Slavonic	надъменъ (nadŭmenŭ)	inflated, blown up	→	supercilious, haughty, arrogant
#856	Norwegian	måne	moon	→	month
#856	Swedish	måne	moon	→	month
#856	Norwegian	måne	moon	→	month
#856	Latvian	mēness	moon	→	month
#856	Laz	tuta (თუთა)	moon	→	month
#856	Mingrelian	tuta (თუთა)	moon	→	month
#856	Serbian	месец	moon	→	month
#856	Croatian	mjesec	moon	→	month
#856	Bulgarian	месец	(colloquial) moon	→	month
#856	Macedonian	месечина	moon	→	month
#856	Slovenian	mesec	moon	→	month
#856	Czech	měsíc	moon	→	month
#856	Upper Sorbian	měsac	moon	→	month
#856	Lower Sorbian	mjasec	moon	→	month
#856	Slovak	mesiac	moon	→	month
#856	Dutch	maan	moon	→	month
#856	Afrikaans	maan	moon	→	month
#856	Old Frisian	mōna	moon	→	month
#856	West Frisian	moanne	moon	→	month
#856	Akhvakh	боцІцІо	moon	→	month
#856	Andi	борцІцІи	moon	→	month
#856	Bezhta	боцо	moon	→	month
#856	Budukh	вез	moon	→	month
#856	Godoberi	пурццу	moon	→	month
#856	Ginukh	буце	moon	→	month
#856	Hunzib	боцо	moon	→	month
#856	Karata	борцІцІо	moon	→	month
#856	Khinalug	вацІ	moon	→	month
#856	Inkhokvari	буцу	moon	→	month
#856	Khwarshi	буца	moon	→	month
#856	Kryts	ваьз	moon	→	month
#856	Lak	барз	moon	→	month
#856	Rutul	ваз	moon	→	month
#856	Tindi	боц̄у	moon	→	month
#856	Tsakhur	ваз	moon	→	month
#856	Udi	хаш	moon	→	month
#856	Tsez	буци	moon	→	month
#856	Buriat	һара	moon	→	month
#856	Kalmyk	сар	moon	→	month
#856	Korean	dal (달)	moon	→	month
#856	Ossetian	мӕй	moon	→	month
#856	Farsi	mâh (ماه)	moon	→	month
#856	Tocharian A	mañ	moon	→	month
#856	Tocharian B	meñe	moon	→	month
#856	Dolgan	ый	moon	→	month
#856	Turkmen	aý	moon	→	month
#5775	Korean	hwal (활)	bow (weapon)	→	bow, fiddlestick
#5775	Tajiki	камон	bow (weapon)	→	bow, fiddlestick
#700	Albanian	letër	paper	→	playing cards
#699	Albanian	letër	paper	←	letter (text)
#701	Bashkir	ҡағыҙ	paper	→	document (n.)
#4883	Modern Greek	άλογο	wound (n.)	→	plantain (Plantago)
#5873	Ancient Greek	ἄλογον	(usually in plural τᾰ̀ ἄλογᾰ ) animal, beast	→	horse (Equus caballus)
#5872	Bulgarian	кон	horse (Equus caballus)	→	horse-fly (Tabanidae)
#5872	Macedonian	коњ	horse (Equus caballus)	→	horse-fly (Tabanidae)
#5872	English	horse	horse (Equus caballus)	→	horse-fly (Tabanidae)
#5872	Serbian	коњ	horse (Equus caballus)	→	horse-fly (Tabanidae)
#5872	Croatian	konj	horse (Equus caballus)	→	horse-fly (Tabanidae)
#5872	Bosnian	konj	horse (Equus caballus)	→	horse-fly (Tabanidae)
#5875	Turkish	çık-	to go out	→	to have relationships (romantic or sexual)
#1381	English	brim	coast	→	edge
#2717	Russian	течь	to flow	→	to grow numb
#1641	Spanish	tirar	to throw	→	to shoot
#5884	French	tirer	to pull, to draw	—	to shoot
#2194	Russian	острый	sharp	—	strong (wind, frost)
#5893	Latvian	piens	milk	→	Milky Way
#5893	Welsh	llaeth	milk	→	Milky Way
#5900	English	radish	plant of the Brassicaceae family, Raphanus sativus or Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. sativus, having an edible root	→	Raphanus sativus var. radicula
#5904	Russian	стужа	to freeze, to be cold	→	to be ashamed
#421	Lithuanian	dubuõ	bowl; dish; basin	→	pelvis
#421	Serbian	ка̀рлица	(archaic or rural) wooden trough, vat for mixing particularly milk	→	pelvis
#421	Bosnian	kàrlica	(archaic or rural) wooden trough, vat for mixing particularly milk	→	pelvis
#421	Modern Greek	λεκάνη	large bowl	→	pelvis
#5909	Azerbaijani	soymaq	to undress (tr.)	→	to loot, to plunder
#5910	Turkish	soymak	to undress (tr.)	—	to skin, flay
#5912	Turkish	soymak	to skin, flay	→	to rob
#5825	Armenian	demkʿ (դեմք)	face	→	person
#5820	Bashkir	ат	horse (Equus caballus)	→	Asiatic dock
#5820	Azerbaijani	at	horse (Equus caballus)	→	Asiatic dock
#3700	Tok Pisin	wara	water	→	river, stream
#1550	Tok Pisin	bodi	trunk (of a tree)	←	body
#1064	Macedonian	петле	diminutive of петел 'rooster'	→	cock (of a gun)
#1064	Bulgarian	петле	diminutive of петел 'rooster'	→	cock (of a gun)
#5951	Estonian	mitu	how many?	—	several
#5951	Georgian	ramdeni (რამდენი)	how many?	—	several
#4840	Russian	выйти	to go out	→	to marry
#5978	Russian	вести	to lead, to conduct, to guide	→	to bread animals
#5946	Georgian	ṭurpa (ტურფა)	(mostly of a woman) beautiful, charming	→	beloved (mostly used in vocative case as a way to address a woman)
#6015	Bashkir	аяҡ	foot/leg	→	leg (furniture)
#6018	New Latin	rodo, rodere	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Bashkir	кимереү	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Friulian	roseâ	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Kazakh	кеміру	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Bosnian	glodati	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Croatian	glodati	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Norwegian	gnage	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Norwegian	gnaga	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Occitan	rosegar	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Icelandic	naga	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Vietnamese	nhấm	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Swedish	gnaga	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6018	Slovak	hlodať	to gnaw	→	rodent
#6019	Old High German	regan	rain	→	earthworm
#6019	Old English	reġn	rain	→	earthworm
#6019	Luxembourgish	Reen	rain	→	earthworm
#2562	Russian	змея	snake	—	dragon
#4316	Armenian	berd (բերդ)	fortress	→	(dialectal, colloquial) prison
#132	Italian	Luna	moon	→	Monday
#132	Spanish	Luna	moon	→	Monday
#132	Danish	måne	moon	→	Monday
#132	Romanian	Luni	moon	→	Monday
#132	Swedish	måne	moon	→	Monday
#132	Maori	Māhina	moon	→	Monday
#131	Italian	Marte	Mars	→	Tuesday
#131	Spanish	Marte	Mars	→	Tuesday
#132	German	Tīwaz	moon	→	Monday
#131	German	Tīwaz	Mars	→	Tuesday
#131	German	Tiwaz	Mars	→	Tuesday
#6049	Bulgarian	кова	to forge	→	to shoe (horses)
#6049	Macedonian	кова	to forge	→	to shoe (horses)
#131	German	Tīwaz	Mars	→	Tuesday
#6049	Latvian	kalt	to forge	→	to shoe (horses)
#6049	Slovenian	kováti	to forge	→	to shoe (horses)
#131	Maori	Tūmatauenga	Mars	→	Tuesday
#133	Italian	Mercurio	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#133	English	Wodin (Odin)	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#133	Spanish	Mercurio	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#133	Latin	mercuris	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#133	Maori	Apārangi	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#5233	German	mitte	middle	→	Wednesday
#130	Italian	Giove	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#130	Spanish	Jupiter	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#130	German	Donar	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#130	English	Thor	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#130	English	Thor	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#130	Latin	Jovis	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#130	Maori	Apārangi	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#128	Italian	Venera	Venus	→	Friday
#128	Latin	Veneris (Venus)	Venus	→	Friday
#128	German	Frai	Venus	→	Friday
#128	English	Frigg	Venus	→	Friday
#128	Romanian	Veneris	Venus	→	Friday
#128	Maori	Mere	Venus	→	Friday
#6066	Georgian	xaši (ხაში)	khash	→	sourdough
#6080	Modern Greek	λωτός	lotus	→	persimmon
#6111	Byzantine Greek	Κυριακή	of Lord	→	Sunday
#6115	Russian	жадный	greedy	→	stingy
#6122	Georgian	ori (ორი)	second (num.)	→	Monday
#6123	Georgian	sami (სამი)	three	→	Tuesday
#6124	Georgian	otxi (ოთხი)	four	→	Wednesday
#6125	Georgian	xuti (ხუთი)	five	→	Thursday
#6115	Armenian	agah (ագահ)	greedy	—	stingy
#6112	Bulgarian	не дялам	not to do	→	Sunday
#3251	Navajo	damóo	Sunday	→	week
#4424	Russian	быстрый	quick	→	soon
#3710	Bulgarian	муха	fly (n.)	→	fly agaric (Amanita muscaria)
#3710	Bosnian	muha	fly (n.)	→	fly agaric (Amanita muscaria)
#3710	Czech	moucha	fly (n.)	→	fly agaric (Amanita muscaria)
#3710	Danish	flue	fly (n.)	→	fly agaric (Amanita muscaria)
#3710	English	fly	insect of the family Muscidae	→	Amanita muscaria
#4106	Turkish	tavşan	hare (Lepus)	→	pacemaker (running)
#6139	Korean	kkoekkori (꾀꼬리)	an oriole, especially, the black-naped oriole (Oriolus chinensis)	→	chanterelle
#6143	New Latin	cantharus	drinking vessel	→	chanterelle
#3688	Slovenian	lisica	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	chanterelle
#3688	Erzya	ривезь	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	chanterelle
#3688	Macedonian	лисица	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	chanterelle
#1667	Latvian	gailis	rooster	→	chanterelle
#6144	Lithuanian	voverė̃	squirrel (Sciurus)	→	chanterelle
#3688	Hungarian	róka	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	chanterelle
#6129	Spanish	pronto	soon	→	early
#6133	Estonian	vihm	rain	→	umbrella
#6133	Icelandic	regn	rain	→	umbrella
#6145	Scottish Gaelic	sgàile	shadow, shade	→	umbrella
#6133	Upper Sorbian	dešć	rain	→	umbrella
#3857	Russian	напрасный	sudden	→	vain
#3588	Georgian	nič̣i (ნიჭი)	(archaic) present, gift	→	talent
#3588	Estonian	and	offering, gift	→	talent
#3588	Norwegian	gave	present, gift	→	gift (a talent or natural ability)
#3588	Norwegian	gåve	present, gift	→	gift (a talent or natural ability)
#3588	Occitan	don	present, gift	→	gift (a talent or natural ability)
#1959	Estonian	soldat	(dated, colloquial) soldier	→	jack (playing card)
#3262	Latvian	zvaigzne	star	→	celebrity
#4735	Armenian	tʿrtʿur (թրթուր)	caterpillar	→	caterpillar track
#6148	Farsi	amrud (امرود)	pear	→	guava (Psidium guajava)
#6150	Indonesian	jambu	rose apple (Syzygium)	→	guava (Psidium guajava)
#6153	Navajo	bilasáana	apple	→	pineapple
#6152	Brazilian Portuguese	abacaxi	pineapple	→	(military slang) hand grenade
#6154	Hawaiian	hala	pandanus	→	pineapple
#6157	Assamese	kõthal (কঁঠাল)	jackfruit	→	pineapple
#6153	Armenian	xnjor (խնձոր)	apple	→	(formal) pineapple
#6160	Albanian	qelb	to smell bad	→	skunk
#6169	New Latin	nasum	nose	→	coati
#6169	Russian	нос	nose	→	coati
#6169	Finnish	nenä	nose	→	coati
#6169	Polish	nos	nose	→	coati
#6171	English	bear	bear (Ursus)	→	kinkajou
#6171	Mandarin Chinese	xióng (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	kinkajou
#6171	Finnish	karhu	bear (Ursus)	→	kinkajou
#6171	German	Bär	bear (Ursus)	→	kinkajou
#6171	German	Bär	bear (Ursus)	→	kinkajou
#6176	Armenian	kinč (կինճ)	wild boar	→	tapir
#6178	Dutch	koe	cow	→	(Surinam) tapir
#6179	Yucatec Maya	tsíimin	(obsolete) Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii)	→	horse (Equus caballus)
#6180	Mandarin Chinese	xióng (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	wombat
#6180	Cantonese Chinese	hung4 (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	wombat
#6181	Mandarin Chinese	xióng (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	red panda
#6181	Cantonese Chinese	hung4 (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	red panda
#6182	Mandarin Chinese	huǒhú (火狐)	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	red panda
#6182	Cantonese Chinese	fo2 wu4 (火狐)	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	red panda
#6182	English	fox	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	red panda
#6175	Mandarin Chinese	xióng (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	raccoon
#6175	Cantonese Chinese	hung4 (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	raccoon
#6183	Cantonese Chinese	hung4 (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	(chiefly Hong Kong) koala
#6183	Mandarin Chinese	xióng (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	(chiefly Taiwan) koala
#6184	Mandarin Chinese	xióng (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	wolverine
#6184	Cantonese Chinese	hung4 (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	wolverine
#6185	Mandarin Chinese	huān (獾)	badger (Meles)	→	wolverine
#6185	Cantonese Chinese	fun1 (獾)	badger (Meles)	→	wolverine
#6183	Armenian	arǰ (արջ)	bear (Ursus)	→	koala
#6181	Finnish	karhu	bear (Ursus)	→	red panda
#6180	Navajo	shash	bear (Ursus)	→	wombat
#6183	Navajo	shash	bear (Ursus)	→	koala
#6186	Cantonese Chinese	hung4 (熊)	bear (Ursus)	→	giant panda
#6186	Dutch	beer	bear (Ursus)	→	giant panda
#5479	English	drink	to consume (a liquid) through the mouth	→	to consume alcoholic beverages
#5479	Russian	пить	to drink	→	to consume alcoholic beverages
#3256	Upper Sorbian	zyma	winter (n.)	→	cold
#4075	Slovak	druhý	other	—	second (num.)
#6191	Russian	читать	to read	→	to speak
#4075	Faroese	annar	other	—	second (num.)
#4075	Old High German	andar	other	—	second (num.)
#6193	Estonian	helistama	to ring	→	to make a telephone call
#6197	Russian	лучистый	beaming, radiating light	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6197	English	sunbeam	sunbeam	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6197	Spanish	rayo (de sol)	(sun)beam	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6197	Italian	raggio (di sole)	(sun)beam	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6198	French	arc-en-ciel	rainbow	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6198	Italian	arcobaleno	rainbow	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6198	Dutch	regenboog	rainbow	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6198	Dutch	regenboog	rainbow	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6198	Dutch	regenboog	rainbow	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6198	Dutch	regenboog	rainbow	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6199	Norwegian	mudder	mud	→	Xenopeltis unicolor
#6200	English	slow	slow (adj.)	→	Anguis fragilis
#6201	English	blind	blind	→	Anguis fragilis
#6202	English	deaf	deaf	→	Anguis fragilis
#6203	French	fragile	fragile	→	Anguis fragilis
#6203	Russian	ломкий	fragile, easy to break	→	Anguis fragilis
#6203	Hungarian	törékeny	fragile	→	Anguis fragilis
#6204	Norwegian	stål	steel	→	Anguis fragilis
#6204	Danish	stål	steel	→	Anguis fragilis
#6204	Icelandic	stál	steel	→	Anguis fragilis
#6206	Dutch	hazel	nut, hazel	→	Anguis fragilis
#6207	Russian	шуметь	to make noise	→	Bitis arietans
#6207	Norwegian	hvese	to hiss	→	Bitis arietans
#6207	Spanish	bufar	to snort	→	Bitis arietans
#6207	Spanish	soplar	to blow	→	Bitis arietans
#6207	Italian	soffiare	to blow	→	Bitis arietans
#6208	French	heurter	to strike, hit	→	Bitis arietans
#6207	Hungarian	puffog	to puff	→	Bitis arietans
#6209	Russian	курносый	snub-nosed	→	Vipera latastei
#6209	English	snub-nosed	snub-nosed	→	Vipera latastei
#6209	Dutch	wipneus	turned-up nose	→	Vipera latastei
#6209	German	Stülpnase	turned-up nose	→	Vipera latastei
#6209	Hungarian	fitosorrú	snub-nosed	→	Vipera latastei
#6210	Spanish	hocicudo	having a snout	→	Vipera latastei
#6211	Portuguese	cornudo	horned	→	Vipera latastei
#6212	German	Lyra	lyre	→	Trimorphodon biscutatus
#6212	Russian	лирообразный	lyre-like	→	Trimorphodon biscutatus
#6213	French	laitier	milk-related	→	Lampropeltis triangulum
#6213	Italian	latte	milk	→	Lampropeltis triangulum
#6213	Swedish	mjölk	milk	→	Lampropeltis triangulum
#6213	Dutch	melk	milk	→	Lampropeltis triangulum
#6213	German	Milch	milk	→	Lampropeltis triangulum
#6214	German	Dreieck	triangle	→	Lampropeltis triangulum
#6215	Russian	лопата	spade, shovel	→	Chionactis occipitalis
#6215	German	Schaufel	spade, shovel	→	Chionactis occipitalis
#6216	Russian	свинья	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	Heterodon nasicus
#6216	Italian	porco	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	Heterodon nasicus
#6217	Russian	крючок	hook	→	Heterodon nasicus
#6217	German	Haken	hook	→	Heterodon nasicus
#6217	German	Haken	hook	→	Heterodon nasicus
#6217	Dutch	haak	hook	→	Heterodon nasicus
#6220	French	retroussé	snub (of nose)	→	Heterodon nasicus
#6226	English	break	to break (intr.)	→	to break (of male voice)
#991	Russian	хотеть	to want	→	to intend
#2664	Afrikaans	vark	pig (Sus scrofa)	—	hedgehog (Еrinaceus)
#2664	Low German	Schwien	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	hedgehog (Еrinaceus)
#2664	Faroese	svín	hog	→	hedgehog (Еrinaceus)
#5283	English	spouse	husband	—	wife
#2731	Faroese	borð	plank (in a ship)	—	table; desk
#2731	Estonian	laud	board, plank	—	table; desk
#2731	Friulian	taule	plank	—	table; desk
#6298	Classical Armenian	Čenkʿ (Ճենք)	China	→	porcelain
#6298	Farsi	čini (چینی)	Chinese	→	porcelain
#3401	Low German	padde	toad	—	tortoise, turtle
#6299	Low German	schilt	shield	→	tortoise, turtle
#3401	Estonian	konn	frog	—	tortoise, turtle
#6299	Estonian	kilp	shield	→	tortoise, turtle
#3401	Latvian	rupucis	frog	→	tortoise, turtle
#6303	Russian	земля	earth	—	wild strawberry
#3401	Kazakh	бақа	frog	—	tortoise, turtle
#3401	Uzbek	baqa	frog	→	tortoise, turtle
#3401	Uighur	paqa	frog	→	tortoise, turtle
#3401	West Frisian	podde	toad	→	tortoise, turtle
#6299	West Frisian	skyld	shield	→	tortoise, turtle
#6299	Swedish	sköld	shield	→	tortoise, turtle
#6299	Norwegian	skjel	shield	→	tortoise, turtle
#6299	Norwegian	skil	shield	→	tortoise, turtle
#6299	Old English	bord	(poetic) shield	→	tortoise, turtle
#3401	Romanian	broască	frog	—	tortoise
#3258	Akan	cedi	cowrie shell	→	unit of currency in the Republic of Ghana
#6314	Russian	зевать	to yawn	→	inattentive person
#1405	English	to charm	to practice witchcraft	→	deligthful, charming
#6330	Russian	молоточек	small hammer	→	hammer bone, malleus
#5008	Tswana	thebe	shield	→	coin, 1/100 Botswana pula
#6338	Norwegian	stein	stone (piece of rock)	→	Boletus edulis
#6349	Russian	есть	to eat	→	to vex, harass, eat away one's nerves
#6352	Dutch	kwartel	common quail	→	buttonquail
#6351	Catalan	guatlla	partridge	→	common quail
#6351	German	Wachtel	partridge	→	common quail
#6353	Finnish	pyy	hazel grouse	→	buttonquail
#6355	English	hazel	nut	→	Tetrastes bonasia
#6357	English	cock	male bird	→	Melolontha sp.
#6358	Russian	собирать	to gather, collect	→	to intend
#4718	Afrikaans	wortel	carrot	—	root (arithmetic)
#4718	Medieval Latin	radix	root (of a plant)	→	root (arithmetic)
#4718	Bashkir	тамыр	root (of a plant)	→	root (arithmetic)
#4718	Japanese	kon (根)	root (of a plant)	→	root (arithmetic)
#6360	Italian	francolino	francolin	→	hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia)
#6361	Hungarian	császár	emperor	→	hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia)
#6329	Farsi	nam (نام)	fame	←	name
#6329	Tajiki	ном	fame	←	name
#6369	Armenian	gorš (գորշ)	grey	→	badger (Meles)
#2665	Albanian	dosë	sow (female pig)	→	badger (Meles)
#2665	Low German	Schwien	pig (Sus scrofa)	—	badger (Meles)
#2665	Welsh	moch	pigs	→	badgers
#1449	Georgian	aklemi (აქლემი)	camel	→	ostrich
#1449	Turkmen	düýe	camel	→	ostrich
#1449	Sanskrit	úṣṭra (उष्ट्र)	camel	→	ostrich
#1449	Farsi	šotor (شتر)	camel	→	ostrich
#6370	Bashkir	тырнаҡ	nail (body part)	→	quotation mark
#6380	English	open-eyed	with open eyes	→	alert and vigilant
#6386	Bashkir	һары	yellow	→	golden oriole
#6387	Kazakh	мысық	cat	→	golden oriole
#1395	Italian	croce	cross (n.)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#5377	Finnish	käpy	cone (fruit)	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#6389	Czech	křivý	crooked	→	crossbill (Loxia)
#6303	Low German	Ieed	earth	→	strawberry (Fragaria moschata)
#6303	Scottish Gaelic	làr	earth	→	strawberry (Fragaria moschata)
#6303	West Frisian	ierde	earth	→	strawberry
#6303	Latvian	zeme	earth	→	strawberry
#6303	Old English	eorþ	ground	→	strawberry (Fragaria moschata)
#6303	Hungarian	földi	ground	→	wild strawberry (Fragaria vesca)
#6303	Faroese	jørð	earth	→	strawberry (Fragaria moschata)
#6390	Old English	strēaw	straw	→	strawberry
#6390	English	straw	straw	→	strawberry
#6392	Polish	słoneczny	sun (adj.)	→	moderlieschen (Leucaspius delineatus)
#6392	English	sun	sun	→	moderlieschen
#6392	Lithuanian	sáulė	sun	→	moderlieschen
#6392	German	Sonne	sun	→	moderlieschen
#6392	Czech	slunce	sun	→	moderlieschen
#6394	Russian	болеть	to be ill	→	fan (sport)
#6394	Azerbaijani	azar	to be ill	→	fan (sport)
#6400	Old Chinese	*mlɯːɡ (墨)	ink	→	squid
#5413	Albanian	gjuhë	tongue (body part)	→	clapper of a bell
#3596	Azerbaijani	dil	tongue (body part)	→	spit (a generally low, narrow, pointed, usually sandy peninsula)
#5413	Livvi-Karelian	kieli	tongue (body part)	→	clapper of a bell
#3596	Latvian	mēle	tongue (body part)	→	tongue of land
#5413	Latvian	mēle	tongue (body part)	—	clapper of a bell
#1024	Latvian	mēle	tongue (body part)	→	(figuratively) potential informant, source (prisoner who can talk, who has valuable information about the enemy)
#6288	Hindi	pucchal (पुच्छल)	tailed	→	comet
#6288	Gujarati	pū̃chḍiyo (પૂંછડિયો)	tail	→	comet
#6288	Tai Lue	ḣaang	tail	→	comet
#6288	Tai Nuea (Dehong)	háang (ᥞᥣᥒᥴ)	tail	→	comet
#6288	Tho (Tày)	hang	tail	→	comet
#6406	Ancient Greek	κόμη	hair	→	comet
#6406	Old English	feax	hair	→	comet
#3174	Japanese	hōki (箒)	broom	→	comet
#3174	Okinawan	hōchi (箒)	broom	→	comet
#6406	Okinawan	irigan (入り髪; いりがん)	hairpiece	→	comet
#2931	Russian	трахнуть	to beat, hit	→	to copulate
#6411	French	cœur	heart	→	to cause nausea
#6412	French	lever le coeur	to cause nausea	→	to be disgusting
#442	Old East Slavic	простыи	straight	→	simple
#1586	Spanish	encontrar	to find	→	to be situated
#624	Russian	глядеть	to look at	→	to have an appearance
#624	Polish	wyglądać	to see/to look at	→	to have an appearance
#6428	Russian	засветить	to light, to kindle (the fire)	→	to beat, hit
#6435	Old French	sur	sour	→	sorrel
#2668	Russian	ведать	to know	→	witch
#6441	Bashkir	бойҙай	wheat	→	buckwheat
#6441	English	wheat	wheat	→	buckwheat
#6457	English	mole	mole (Talpa)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6457	Portuguese	toupeira	mole (Talpa)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#3072	Brazilian Portuguese	cachorrinho	diminutive of cachorro 'dog'	→	(rare) mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6457	Dutch	mol	mole (Talpa)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6467	English	cricket	cricket (insect)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6456	Swedish	kräfta	crawfish	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6467	Swedish	syrsa	cricket (insect)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6454	Breton	bleiz	wolf	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6469	Breton	kazh	cat	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6470	German	Teufel	devil	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6470	German	Zwerg	dwarf	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6455	Basque	hartz	bear (Ursus)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6457	Finnish	myyrä	vole, (informal) mole	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6467	Finnish	sirkka	cricket (insect)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6467	Latvian	circenis	cricket (insect)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6467	Irish Gaelic	chriogar	cricket (insect)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6467	Hungarian	tücsök	cricket (insect)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6468	Hungarian	ló	horse (Equus caballus)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6472	Hungarian	tetű	louse	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#4596	Armenian	osp (ոսպ)	lentil	→	lens
#4596	Estonian	lääts	lentil	→	lens
#4596	Latvian	lēca	lentil	→	lens
#4596	Modern Hebrew	adashá (עֲדָשָׁה)	lentil	→	lens
#4596	Russian	чечевица	lentil	→	(obsolete) lens
#6490	English	night	night	→	evening
#5421	Croatian	dim	smoke	→	common fumitory (Fumaria officinalis)
#6502	English	rose	rose	→	Cetonia aurata
#6503	Russian	май	May	→	cockchafer
#6503	Armenian	majis (մայիս)	May	→	cockchafer
#6503	Bulgarian	май	May	→	cockchafer
#6503	Belarusan	май	May	→	cockchafer
#6503	Ukrainian	травень	May	→	cockchafer
#6504	Catalan	Sant Joan	John the Baptist	→	cockchafer
#6503	Dutch	mei	May	→	cockchafer
#6505	Estonian	leht	leaf	→	cockchafer
#6506	Faroese	aldin	fruit	→	cockchafer
#6503	Kazakh	май	May	→	cockchafer
#6503	Polish	maj	May	→	cockchafer
#6503	English	May	May	→	cockchafer
#6507	Russian	бронза	bronze	→	rose chafer
#6508	Bulgarian	злато	gold	→	rose chafer
#6509	Bulgarian	майски бръмбар	cockchafer	→	(regional, proscribed) rose chafer
#6509	Russian	майский жук	cockchafer	→	(colloquial, proscribed) rose chafer
#6507	Belarusan	бронза	bronze	→	rose chafer
#6508	Breton	aour	gold	→	rose chafer
#6508	Czech	zlato	gold	→	rose chafer
#6508	Danish	guld	gold	→	rose chafer
#6502	German	Rose	rose	→	rose chafer
#6508	Estonian	kuld	gold	→	rose chafer
#6508	Finnish	kulta	gold	→	rose chafer
#6509	French	hanneton	cockchafer	→	rose chafer
#6508	French	dorée	feminine singular of the past participle of dorer 'to gild'	→	rose chafer
#6502	Irish Gaelic	rós	rose	→	rose chafer
#6502	Hungarian	rózsa	rose	→	rose chafer
#6508	Italian	dorata	feminine singular of dorato 'gilt, gilded; golden'	→	rose chafer
#6508	Lithuanian	auksas	gold	→	rose chafer
#6507	Lithuanian	bronza	bronze	→	rose chafer
#6508	Low German	Gold	gold	→	rose chafer
#6508	Dutch	gouden	gold	→	rose chafer
#6507	Ukrainian	бронза	bronze	→	rose chafer
#6508	Norwegian	gull	gold	→	rose chafer
#6502	Romanian	trandafir	rose	→	rose chafer
#6508	Slovak	zlato	gold	→	rose chafer
#6508	Serbian	злато	gold	→	rose chafer
#6508	Swedish	guld	gold	→	rose chafer
#6503	Azerbaijani	may	May	→	cockchafer
#6503	Breton	Mae	May	→	cockchafer
#6513	Breton	derv	oak	→	cockchafer
#6514	Breton	buoc'h	cow	→	cockchafer
#6503	Estonian	mai	May	→	cockchafer
#6503	Turkish	mayıs	May	→	cockchafer
#6506	Swedish	ollon	acorn, beechnut	→	cockchafer
#6503	Serbian	мајски	May (adj.)	→	cockchafer
#6503	Slovenian	majski	May (adj.)	→	cockchafer
#6503	Aromanian	maiu	May	→	cockchafer
#6506	Norwegian	olden	mast (acorn, beechnut, chestnut)	→	cockchafer
#6503	Low German	Mai	May	→	cockchafer
#6518	Tatar	сыер	cow	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Middle English	hors	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Dutch	paard	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6518	Afrikaans	koei	cow	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Mandarin Chinese	mǎ (馬, 马)	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Finnish	hepo	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Hindi	ghoṛā (घोड़ा)	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6518	Kazakh	сиыр	cow	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Slovenian	konj	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Latvian	zirgs	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Farsi	asb (اسب)	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Welsh	march	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Irish Gaelic	each	(archaic) horse	→	hippopotamus
#6519	Serbian	коњ	horse (Equus caballus)	→	hippopotamus
#6527	Russian	ржавчина	rust (n.)	→	rust (plant disease)
#6527	English	rust	rust (n.)	→	rust (plant disease)
#6527	Italian	ruggine	rust (n.)	→	rust (plant disease)
#6527	Dutch	roest	rust (n.)	→	rust (plant disease)
#4490	Russian	клоп	bug (Heteroptera)	→	pepperwort
#6546	Russian	лицо	face	→	mask
#6550	Russian	шляпка	diminutive of шляпа 'hat'	→	head of a mushroom
#6550	Latin	pilleus	felt cap worn at the Saturnalia, and given to freed slaves	→	(mycology) cap of a mushroom
#6550	Finnish	lakki	headwear (any covering of the head)	→	head of a mushroom
#6550	Hungarian	kalap	hat	→	head of a mushroom
#6550	English	cap	close-fitting hat, either brimless or peaked	→	top part of a mushroom
#6546	Bashkir	бит	face	→	mask
#6546	Georgian	ṗiri (პირი)	face	→	mask, facemask (usually medical, protective)
#6546	Hungarian	arc	face	→	mask
#6580	Czech	lože	bed	→	bearing (mechanical device)
#6580	Slovak	lože	bed	→	bearing (mechanical device)
#6580	Danish	leje	bed, bedding (anything that someone lies on)	→	bearing (mechanical device)
#6581	Danish	syre	of food) the state of being sour.	→	(chemistry) acid
#6581	Ukrainian	кислий	sour	→	acid
#6581	Russian	кислый	sour	→	acid
#6581	Icelandic	sýra	to sour, to make sour	→	acid
#6581	Finnish	hapan	sour	→	acid
#6581	Japanese	san (酸)	sour	→	acid
#6581	New Latin	acidus	sour	→	acid
#6581	Lithuanian	rūgštis	acid (sour, sharp, or biting to the taste)	→	acid
#6581	Scottish Gaelic	searbh	sour, tart	→	acid
#6581	Slovenian	kisel	sour	→	acid
#6581	Kyrghyz	кычкыл	sour	→	acid
#6581	Slovak	kyslý	sour	→	acid
#6598	Latin	definio, definire	to bound, set bounds to, limit	→	to define, explain, designate by limiting
#6598	Russian	предел	limit	→	definition
#6450	Polish	brodawka	wart	→	greater celandine
#6602	Latin	sponsus	engaged, bridegroom	→	husband
#6602	Latin	sponsus	engaged, bridegroom	→	husband
#6602	Latin	sponsus	engaged, bridegroom	→	husband
#1985	Amharic	bər (ብር)	silver	→	birr (unit of currency)
#5012	Turkish	yer	place, location	—	instead of
#5012	Welsh	lle	place, location	→	instead of
#6631	English	thousand	thousand	→	yarrow
#2066	Russian	заходить	to go behind, moving to hide behind some object, disappear from view	—	to set (of Moon, Sun)
#6657	Russian	дыра	opening, hole	→	middle of nowhere, periphery
#6661	Turkish	demek	to say	→	to mean
#6666	Turkish	dil	tongue (body part)	→	clitoris
#6666	Karakhanid Uighur	tıl	tongue (body part)	→	clitoris
#6674	Russian	мама	mom	→	female plug
#6674	English	female	female	→	female socket, female plug; a connector for insertion of the male-type plug.
#6675	Russian	родиться	to be born	→	to appear, emerge
#6640	Dutch	katapult	catapult	→	slingshot
#6681	Finnish	linko	sling (weapon)	→	centrifuge
#6679	Slovak	prak	sling (weapon)	→	slingshot
#6692	Russian	коромысло	shoulder pole	→	dragonfly (Aeshna)
#6691	New Latin	furcula	small two-pronged fork	→	(ornithology) The forked bone formed by the fusion of the clavicles in birds, the wishbone or merrythought
#6701	Russian	орёл	eagle	→	side of a coin
#6727	Hindi	ghoṛā (घोड़ा)	horse (Equus caballus)	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6728	Dutch	kam	comb	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6724	Polish	mostek	small bridge	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6723	Czech	kobyla	mare	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6729	Danish	stol	seat, chair	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6729	Norwegian	stol	seat, chair	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6730	Farsi	xarak (خرک)	small donkey	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6727	Japanese	koma (駒)	(rare) foal, young horse	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6724	Occitan	pont	bridge	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6723	Slovenian	kobilica	mare	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#4331	Turkish	fare	mouse	→	computer mouse
#6754	Russian	буря	storm	→	petrel (Procellaria)
#6755	Russian	грыжа	rupture, hernia	→	burstwort (herniaria)
#6755	English	hernia	rupture, hernia	→	burstwort (herniaria)
#6764	Latin	rānunculus	little frog	→	Ranunculus (a plant)
#6765	Russian	ходить	to go, walk	—	to be in use
#6779	English	to turn	to turn, rotate (intr.)	→	to turn (of age)
#6810	Turkish	tane	grain, seed	—	one piece (at counting)
#2676	Khamnigan Mongol	xorxoi	worm	—	insect
#6864	Russian	дрянь	useless thing, garbage, bad things	→	narcotic drugs
#6874	English	light	light (n.)	→	state, situation
#6888	Azerbaijani	inci	pearl	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6888	Kazakh	меруерт	pearl	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6899	Serbian	ајвар	caviar	→	made principally from sweet bell peppers and eggplants
#6899	Ukrainian	ікра	spawn, roe	→	vegetable dish
#6904	Georgian	vešaṗi (ვეშაპი)	dragon, specially monoliths of dragon-like creatures found in large numbers in the Armenian Highlands	→	whale
#6905	Dutch	klokje	dim. from klok 'bell'	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6906	Dutch	mei	May	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6907	Finnish	kieli	tongue (body part)	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6905	Korean	bang'ul (방울)	small bell	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6905	English	bell	bell	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6906	English	May	May	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6897	English	tear	tears	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6897	Slovenian	solzica	small tear	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6905	Slovenian	zvon	bell	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6906	Slovenian	maj	May	→	lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)
#6910	Albanian	faraon	pharaoh	→	guinea fowl
#6912	Assamese	titor (তিতৰ)	partridge	→	guinea fowl
#6914	Russian	утро	morning	→	breakfast
#6911	Assamese	sina (চীনা)	Chinese	→	guinea fowl
#6858	Scottish Gaelic	Frangach	French	→	turkey
#6917	Dutch	parel	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6911	Portuguese	Angola	country in South Africa	→	guinea fowl
#6911	Breton	Spagn	Spain	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Danish	perle	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Estonian	pärl	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Faroese	perla	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6908	New Latin	meleagris	guinea fowl	→	turkey
#6911	Irish Gaelic	An Ghuine	Guinea	→	guinea fowl (female)
#6911	Galician	Guiné	Guinea	→	guinea fowl
#6911	Modern Greek	Φράγκος	Frank, a foreign European	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Hungarian	gyöngy	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Icelandic	perla	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6911	Manx	Injinagh	Indian	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Norwegian	perle	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Polish	perła	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Romansh	perla	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6911	Scottish Gaelic	Innseanach	Indian	→	guinea fowl (female)
#6917	Serbian	бисер	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6917	Croatian	biser	pearl	→	guinea fowl
#6911	Spanish	Guinea	country in West Africa	→	guinea fowl
#6911	Turkish	Mısır	Egypt	→	guinea fowl
#4808	Dalmatian	martur	to marry	→	husband
#4808	Friulian	maridâ	to marry	→	husband
#4808	Istriot	maridà	to marry	→	husband
#4808	Occitan	maridar	to marry	→	husband
#6958	Russian	белый	white	→	(history, politics) a anticommunist who fought against the Reds during the Russian Civil War; the term is mostly associated with monarchist forces; a member of the White Guard
#6975	Armenian	čoč (ճոճ)	cradle	—	swing (hanging seat)
#6975	Modern Greek	κούνια	cradle	—	swing (hanging seat)
#6981	Latin	canis	dog	→	dog-rose
#1899	Turkish	iyi	good	→	ОК
#7026	Farsi	fil (فیل)	elephant	→	turkey
#7030	Swahili	mzinga	cannon (weapon)	→	turkey
#7022	Farsi	buqalamun (بوقلمون)	variegated, multi-coloured	→	turkey
#7032	Japanese	men (面)	face	→	turkey
#6662	Armenian	cov (ծով)	sea	→	a large quantity, a sea (of)
#6662	Latvian	jūra	sea	→	very large quantity or amount (of something)
#7060	Russian	резина	rubber	→	condom
#7067	Armenian	tat (տատ)	grandmother	→	(dialectal) midwife
#7068	Farsi	dâye (دایه)	nurse	—	midwife
#1180	German	halten	to hold (in hands)	→	to have opinion
#7086	English	to take down	to move down (tr.)	→	to defeat, win
#7089	English	low	low (size)	→	small amount, a bit
#7077	Russian	дыхание	breathing	→	spirit
#7077	Latin	spiritus	breathing	—	spirit
#7065	English	stop	to stop moving	→	to stop (intr.)
#319	Russian	восхождение	to go up	→	to rise (of Moon, Sun)
#3166	French	chanter	to sing	→	rooster
#1171	English	heart	heart	—	location of emotions
#38	French	tomber	to fall down	→	to meet accidentally
#7108	Russian	порвать	to tear apart	→	to cut off relationships
#2880	French	fin	thin (of an object)	→	little, small
#2927	Italian	cane	dog	→	shark
#3422	Russian	нрав	human temper, character	→	obstinacy, restiveness
#2078	Spanish	cortar	to cut	→	to cut off relationships
#598	Russian	дерево	tree	—	firewood
#964	Bulgarian	имат	to have, possess	→	to be, exist
#964	Latin	habeo	to possess	→	to be, exist
#4800	Russian	лежать	to lie (posture)	—	to believe in
#7111	Russian	средний	middle	→	means
#904	Ukrainian	повітря	air	←	wind
#2872	Russian	высокий	high (location)	—	high (size), tall
#6868	Farsi	gowje (گوجه)	plum	→	tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
#6867	Farsi	farangi (فرنگی)	(hist.) Frank, Crusader; (dated) Christian; European, Westerner	→	tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
#7116	Arabic	ṣafr, ṣifr (صَفْر, صِفْر)	empty, void, devoid, free from	→	zero
#7117	Medieval Latin	cifra	zero	→	digit (mathematics)
#7115	Medieval Latin	cifra	digit (mathematics)	→	cipher, code
#426	Belarusan	рана	early	→	morning
#426	Croatian	rano	early	→	morning
#7145	Polish	jeść	to eat	→	breakfast
#7145	Czech	jíst	to eat	→	breakfast
#7145	Belarusan	есцi	to eat	→	breakfast
#7145	Macedonian	јадете	to eat	→	breakfast
#7146	Russian	разбить	to break (tr.)	→	to make
#6296	Gothic	mes	plate, dish	←	table, desk
#7157	Armenian	քայլ (kʿayl)	step, pace	→	act, deed
#7157	Azerbaijani	addım	step, pace	→	act, deed
#7166	Tibetan	'brug (འབྲུག)	dragon	—	thunder
#7172	Uzbek	oq	white	→	swan
#7172	Tatar	ак	white	→	swan
#7172	Crimean Tatar	aq	white	→	swan
#910	Cebuano	kan-on	rice	←	to eat
#7183	Assamese	bagh (বাঘ)	tiger	→	shrike (Lanius spp.), especially brown shrike (Lanius cristatus)
#7188	Welsh	tachwedd	slaughtering	→	November
#7189	Skolt Sami	skamm	polar night	→	November
#7191	Livonian	kīlma	cold	→	November
#7194	Russian	селезёнка	spleen (anat.)	→	golden-saxifrage
#7194	Polish	śledziona	spleen (anat.)	→	golden-saxifrage
#7195	Russian	золото	gold	→	(dialect) alternate-leaved golden-saxifrage
#7196	English	golden	of a golden-yellow colour	→	tall-stemmed plant principally from genus Solidago
#7196	Portuguese	ouro	gold	→	goldenrod
#7196	Russian	золото	gold	→	goldenrod
#3407	Russian	ожерелье	necklace	←	throat
#7234	Medieval Latin	fonticulus	little spring or fountain	→	fontanelle
#2326	Dagur	arse	skin (of a person)	→	bark (of a tree)
#7233	Arabic	yāfūḵ (يَافُوخ)	crown of the head	—	fontanelle
#7241	English	holy	sacred	→	holiday
#7242	Old Church Slavonic	праздьнъ	idle	→	holiday, feast
#3602	German	Tag	day	→	today
#3516	English	foot	foot	→	foot of a mountain
#2568	German	Schoß	knees, loins	→	feminine genitalia
#2568	English	lap	knees	→	loins; genitalia
#5233	Serbian	средњи	middle	→	Wednesday
#6118	Bosnian	četiri	fourth	→	Thursday
#6118	Polish	czwarty	fourth	→	Thursday
#6118	Bulgarian	четвъртият	fourth	→	Thursday
#6118	Serbian	четврти, четири	fourth	→	Thursday
#6119	Bosnian	pet	fifth	→	Friday
#6119	Bulgarian	пет	fifth	→	Friday
#5233	Bulgarian	срѣда	middle	→	Wednesday
#5233	Bosnian	srěda	middle	→	Wednesday
#6116	Latvian	ùotrs	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6116	Old Czech	vterý	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#7268	Russian	мать	mother	→	origin
#6116	Russian	вторник	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6116	Russian	вторник	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6116	Russian	вторник	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6111	Latin	Dominica	god	→	Sunday
#6111	Latin	diēs Dominicus	god	→	Sunday
#6111	Latin	Dominica	god	→	Sunday
#6112	Bosnian	ne djiela	not to do	→	Sunday
#132	Old Sweden	mānadagher	moon	→	Monday
#132	Old Sweden	mánadagr	moon	→	Monday
#132	Latin	Lunae dies	moon	→	Monday
#6038	Estonian	Esmas, esimene	first	→	Monday
#6116	Estonian	teisi-, teine	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6116	Old East Slavic	vъtorъkъ	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#131	Latin	diēs Martis	Mars	→	Tuesday
#131	Old Sweden	tisdagher	Mars	→	Tuesday
#131	Old Sweden	tisdagher	Mars	→	Tuesday
#6117	Estonian	Kolm	third	→	Wednesday
#5233	Old East Slavic	sьrdь	middle	→	Wednesday
#1007	Afar	ayró	sun	—	day
#133	Latin	dies Mercurius	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#133	Old Sweden	oþinsdagher	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#5233	Finnish	Keski	middle	→	Wednesday
#6118	Old East Slavic	četvьrgъ	fourth	→	Thursday
#130	Latin	dies Jovis	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#130	Old Norse	þórsdagr	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#128	Old Sweden	frēadagher	Venus	→	Friday
#128	Old Norse	frjádagr	Venus	→	Friday
#7280	Russian	шаббат	sabbath	—	meeting of witches
#7275	Latvian	svēts	sacred, holy	→	Sunday
#128	Latin	diēs Veneris	Venus	→	Friday
#130	Old Norse	Þórr	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#131	Late Latin	(dies) Mārtis	Mars	→	Tuesday
#132	Albanian	hënë	moon	→	Monday
#132	Megrelian	Т'ут'а (თუთა)	moon	→	Monday
#133	Late Latin	(diēs) Mercuriī	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#128	Albanian	Prenda (a pagan goddess protector of women)	Venus	→	Friday
#128	Mingrelian	Оби (ობი)	Venus	→	Friday
#132	Old Georgian	Мтварэ	moon	→	Monday
#131	Ancient Greek	Ἄρης	Mars	→	Tuesday
#133	Ancient Greek	Ἑρμῆς	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#131	Corsican	Marte	Mars	→	Tuesday
#133	Corsican	Mercuriu	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#130	Corsican	Ghjovi	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#128	Corsican	Venere	Venus	→	Friday
#128	Corsican	Venere	Venus	→	Friday
#132	Norwegian	Måne	moon	→	Monday
#6038	Cheyenne	no'k	first	→	Monday
#6116	Cheyenne	nexa	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6117	Cheyenne	na'h-	third	→	Wednesday
#6118	Cheyenne	neva	fourth	→	Thursday
#6119	Cheyenne	nóhona	fifth	→	Friday
#7275	Cheyenne	ma'heóne-	sacred, holy	→	Sunday
#7283	Cheyenne	ma'heóne-	sacred, holy	→	Saturday
#6116	Navajo	Naaki	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6117	Navajo	Táá'	third	→	Wednesday
#6118	Navajo	Díí'	fourth	→	Thursday
#3251	Mojave	Altuumink	Sunday	—	week
#6038	Mojave	asent	first	→	Monday
#6116	Mojave	havik	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6117	Mojave	hamok	third	→	Wednesday
#6118	Mojave	chumpap	fourth	→	Thursday
#6119	Mojave	tharap	fifth	→	Friday
#7289	North Frisian	jül	Christmas	→	December
#7290	Pennsylvania German	Grischt	Jesus Christ	→	December
#7289	Skolt Sami	rosttov	Christmas	→	December
#7291	Scottish Gaelic	dubh	dark (adj.)	→	December
#7289	Sardinian	Nadale	Christmas	→	December
#7293	Navajo	níłchʼi	wind	→	December
#7294	Basque	Abendu	Advent	→	December
#7285	Lakota	waníčhoka	winter core	→	December
#7287	Korean	sibi (십이)	twelve	→	December
#1007	Tocharian B	kauṃ	sun	—	day
#1007	Korean	hae (해)	sun	—	day
#1007	Crimean Tatar	кунеш	sun	←	day
#1007	Karachay-Balkar	кюн	sun	—	day
#1007	Brahui	dē	sun	—	day
#1007	Naiki (Southeastern Kolami)	pod	sun	—	day
#1007	Basque	eguzki	sun	—	day
#1007	Maybrat	ayo	sun	—	day
#4419	Russian	цвет	(obsolete) flower	→	best
#7334	Spanish	sol	sun	→	the currency of Peru between 1863 and 1985, and from 1991 (nuevo sol)
#7334	Quechua	inti	sun	→	the currency of Peru between 1985 and 1991
#7342	Russian	кланяться	to bow down	→	to worship
#4593	Russian	голос	voice	→	vote
#2086	Bengali	śami (স্বামী)	owner, master	→	husband
#2086	Hindi	svāmī (स्वामी)	master, lord, owner	→	husband
#2086	Avestan	paiti	lord, master	—	husband
#2086	Telugu	bharta (భర్త)	lord, master	—	husband
#860	Tuvan	ашак	elderly man	—	husband
#2011	Russian	покой	rest	→	deadman
#3391	Russian	лёгкий	light (of weight)	→	weak (of wine)
#1470	Russian	лёгкий	light (of weight)	→	unimportant, slight
#132	Welsh	Lleuad	moon	→	Monday
#131	Welsh	Mawrth	Mars	→	Tuesday
#133	Welsh	Mercher	Mercury	→	Wednesday
#130	Welsh	Iau	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#130	Welsh	Iau	Jupiter	→	Thursday
#128	Welsh	Gwener	Venus	→	Friday
#6038	Lithuanian	pirma	first	→	Monday
#6116	Lithuanian	antra	second (num.)	→	Tuesday
#6117	Lithuanian	trečia	third	→	Wednesday
#6118	Lithuanian	ketvirta	fourth	→	Thursday
#6119	Lithuanian	penkta	fifth	→	Friday
#6120	Lithuanian	šešta	sixth	→	Saturday
#7275	Dakota	wa-kalJ	sacred, holy	→	Sunday
#7374	Bengali	môi (মই)	stairs, ladder	—	harrow
#7378	Norwegian	jul	Yule, pagan wintertime holiday celebrated by Germanic peoples, particularly the Scandinavian and Anglo-Saxon peoples	→	Christmas
#7378	Faroese	jól	Yule, pagan wintertime holiday celebrated by Germanic peoples, particularly the Scandinavian and Anglo-Saxon peoples	→	Christmas
#7380	Basque	urteberri	new year	→	January
#7382	Chickasaw	ámmo'na	the be the first one	→	January
#7381	Chukchee	чьэчeӈ	frost	→	January
#7380	Livonian	ūdāigast	New Year's	→	January
#7389	Navajo	yas	snow	→	January
#7380	Inari Sami	uđđâihe	new year	→	January
#7380	Lule Sami	ådåjak	new year	→	January
#7380	Northern Sami	ođđajahki	new year	→	January
#7380	Skolt Sami	ođđeeʹjj	new year	→	January
#7391	Turkish	ocak	stove, oven, fireplace, chimney	→	January
#3695	Armenian	napastak (նապաստակ)	hare (Lepus)	—	chanterelle, Cantharellus cibarius
#7414	Navajo	béésh	flint	—	metal
#7404	Navajo	béésh	flint	→	iron
#5339	Navajo	béésh	iron	—	metal
#3874	Russian	Господь	god	→	<exclamation of surprise, pain or sorrow>
#2592	Russian	войско	army	—	war
#3323	Russian	пасмурный	cloudy	—	sad
#7431	Estonian	põhi	bottom	→	North
#7431	Võro	põhi	bottom	→	North
#7431	Ingrian	pohja	bottom	→	North
#3540	Russian	идти	to draw water	→	mating, copulation
#6799	Albanian	shkurt	short (size)	→	February
#7439	Chickasaw	atokla	to be second	→	February
#6659	Pali	kumbha	pitcher	→	Aquarius (constellation)
#7442	Võro	rado	rut	→	February
#7437	Estonian	susi	wolf	→	(traditional, rare) February
#7443	Estonian	vastlad	Fat Tuesday	→	February
#7437	Estonian	hunt	wolf	→	(traditional, rare) February
#7445	Navajo	atsá	eagle	→	February
#7446	Ojibwe	namebin	sucker-fish (Catostomidae)	→	February
#7438	Polish	luty	(obsolete) severe, harsh, fierce, cruel	→	February
#6799	Scottish Gaelic	gearr	short (size)	→	February
#7447	Skolt Sami	täʹlvv	winter	→	February
#7448	Hungarian	csomó	knot	→	nautical unit of speed
#7448	Bulgarian	възел	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Kazakh	түйін	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Italian	nodo	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Swedish	knop	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Norwegian	knop	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Macedonian	јазол	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Lithuanian	mazgas	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Azerbaijani	düyün	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Chuvash	тĕвĕ	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Estonian	sõlm	knot	→	unit of speed
#7448	Basque	korapilo	knot	→	unit of speed
#7454	English	white	white	→	sclera, white of an eye
#4999	Russian	челнок	shuttle (weaving instrument)	→	shuttle (in a sewing machine)
#1469	Sumerian	tumu (tum9)	wind	→	light-headed
#53	Medieval Latin	tempus	time	→	(rare) weather
#53	Papiamento	tempo	time	—	weather
#53	Cape Verdean Creole	tempu	time	—	weather
#53	Sicilian	tempu	time	—	weather
#53	Bulgarian	време	time	—	weather
#53	Macedonian	време	time	—	weather
#48	Farsi	havâ (هوا)	air	—	weather
#7469	Navajo	óola	gold	→	diamonds (in cards)
#1651	Russian	верх	top, upper part	—	to defeat, win
#4568	Russian	крутить	to rotate (tr.)	→	to ache
#5225	Russian	болеть	to ache	→	to worry, be agitated
#2002	Russian	грубый	rough, uneven	→	approximately
#1903	Afrikaans	werk	work	→	verb
#1903	Estonian	tegu	action, deed, doing	→	verb
#1903	Zulu	isenzo	act, deed	→	verb
#160	Kazakh	салат	salad	→	lettuce
#160	Armenian	salatʿ (սալաթ)	salad	→	common lettuce
#160	Icelandic	salat	salad	→	lettuce
#160	Norwegian	salat	salad	→	lettuce
#3974	Spanish	pescadora	fisherman (female)	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Portuguese	pesqueira	fisherman (female)	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Serbian	рибар	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Bulgarian	рибар	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Hungarian	halász	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Basque	arrantzale	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Spanish	pescador	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Serbian	рибар	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Kazakh	балықшы	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Tatar	балыкчы	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#3974	Kyrghyz	балыкчы	fisherman	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7477	Faroese	fisk	fish	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7477	Latvian	zivs	fish	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7477	Turkish	balık	fish	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7477	Estonian	kala	fish	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7477	English	fish	fish	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7478	Latin	marina	sea (adj., fem.)	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7479	Czech	říční	river (adj.)	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7479	Slovak	riečny	river (adj.)	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7480	Scottish Gaelic	uisge	water	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7478	Serbian	морски	sea (adj.)	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7479	Serbian	речни	river (adj.)	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7480	Korean	mul (물)	water	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7481	Breton	spluj	diving	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#7485	Russian	против (protiv)	opposite	→	against
#5818	Icelandic	slag	an act of hitting, beating, striking	→	artery
#7492	Afrikaans	ratel	badger (Meles)	←	honey badger
#7492	Dutch	das	badger (Meles)	→	honey badger
#7492	German	Dachs	badger (Meles)	→	honey badger
#7492	Estonian	mäger	badger (Meles)	→	honey badger
#7492	Finnish	mäyrä	badger (Meles)	→	honey badger
#7492	Hungarian	borz	badger (Meles)	→	honey badger
#7492	Italian	tasso	badger (Meles)	→	honey badger
#7492	Vietnamese	lửng	badger (Meles)	→	honey badger
#7492	Swedish	grävling	badger (Meles)	→	honey badger
#7492	Spanish	tejón	badger (Meles)	—	honey badger
#7495	Ancient Greek	χοῖρος	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	porcupine
#7495	Old French	porc	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	porcupine
#2526	Faroese	hvítur	white	→	wheat
#2526	Norwegian	kvit	white	→	wheat
#2526	Norwegian	hvit	white	→	wheat
#2526	West Frisian	wyt	white	→	wheat
#7504	Vietnamese	thuỷ	water	→	chickenpox
#7504	Dutch	water	water	→	chickenpox
#2526	Old French	fleuri	white	→	wheat
#7507	Russian	срок	term (chronological)	→	urgent
#7502	Maltese	riħ	wind	→	chickenpox
#7508	Maltese	riħ	wind	→	direction
#7503	Cherokee	tsataga (ᏣᏔᎦ)	chicken	→	chickenpox
#7503	Azerbaijani	toyuq	hen	→	chickenpox
#7504	Azerbaijani	su	water	→	chickenpox
#7502	Tatar	җил	wind	→	chickenpox
#7504	Kyrghyz	суу	water	→	chickenpox
#7502	Kazakh	жел	wind	→	chickenpox
#7502	Yakut	салгын	wind	→	chickenpox
#7515	Swahili	mkato	act of cutting	→	comma
#366	Georgian	mʒime (მძიმე)	heavy (of weight)	→	difficult
#1496	Old French	boiel, boel	bowels, intestine	←	a small sausage
#620	Turkish	kepek	dandruff	—	bran
#620	Azerbaijani	kəpək	dandruff	—	bran
#620	Basque	zahi	dandruff	—	bran
#7526	Russian	сорок	forty	→	myriapod
#7526	Jamaican Creole (Patwah)	forty	forty	→	myriapod
#7526	Turkish	kırk	forty	→	myriapod
#5287	Navajo	ajáád	leg	→	wheel
#7525	Bulgarian	сто	hundred	→	myriapod
#7525	Farsi	sad (صد)	hundred	→	myriapod
#7527	Farsi	hezâr (هزار)	thousand	→	myriapod
#7525	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	chent	hundred	→	myriapod
#7527	Dutch	duizend	thousand	→	myriapod
#7526	Hindi	cālīs (चालीस)	forty	→	myriapod
#7525	Hindi	śat (शत)	hundred (in compounds)	→	myriapod
#7526	Azerbaijani	qırx	forty	→	myriapod
#7526	Kazakh	қырық	forty	→	myriapod
#7526	Kyrghyz	кырк	forty	→	myriapod
#7527	Kyrghyz	миң	thousand	→	myriapod
#7527	Norwegian	tusen	thousand	→	myriapod
#7553	Russian	белый	white	→	beloribitsa
#7553	Ukrainian	білий	white	→	beloribitsa
#7553	Bashkir	аҡ	white	→	beloribitsa
#7553	Tatar	ак	white	→	beloribitsa
#7553	Azerbaijani	ağ	white	→	beloribitsa
#7553	Spanish	blanco	white	→	beloribitsa
#7559	Russian	белый	white	→	white-eye bream
#7559	Tatar	ак	white	→	white-eye bream
#7559	Ukrainian	білий	white	→	white-eye bream
#7559	Belarusan	белы	white	→	white-eye bream
#7559	Chuvash	шурă	white	→	white-eye bream
#7559	Tatar	аҡ	white	→	white-eye bream
#7563	Russian	белый	white	→	bog-rosemary
#7564	English	bog	an area of decayed vegetation (particularly sphagnum moss) which forms a wet spongy ground too soft for walking; a marsh or swamp	→	bog-rosemary
#7564	Finnish	suo	swamp, bog, marsh, mire	→	bog-rosemary
#7572	Russian	сестра	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Bulgarian	сестра	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Azerbaijani	bacı	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Modern Hebrew	akhót (אָחוֹת)	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Macedonian	сестра	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Lower Sorbian	sotša	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Dari	hamšire (همشیره)	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Farsi	hamšire (همشیره)	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Georgian	da (და)	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7573	Farsi	parastâr (پرستار)	(obsolete) maidservant, slave	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7572	Chechen	йиша	sister	→	nurse (junior medical staff)
#7575	Bulgarian	раста	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Polish	róść	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Slovenian	rásti	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Bashkir	үҫеү	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Nogai	оьсуьв	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Kyrghyz	өсүү	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Karachay-Balkar	ёсерге	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Kumyk	оьсмек	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Uighur	ösmek	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Uzbek	oʻsmoq	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Turkmen	ösdürmek	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	German	wachsen	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Chukchee	tŋɛ́-, -nŋɛ-	to grow (plants)	→	plant, flower
#7575	Koryak	tǝ́ŋe-, -nŋe-	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Tatar	үс-	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Turkish	bitmek	to grow, to sprout	→	plant (biol.)
#7575	Erzya	касомс	to grow (plants)	→	plant (biol.)
#7579	English	radish	Raphanus raphanistrum, an edible root vegetable of the family Brassicaceae	→	Armoracia rusticana, syn. Cochlearia armoracia, a perennial plant of the family Brassicaceae. It is a root vegetable, cultivated and used worldwide as a spice and as a condiment
#7580	English	beard	beard	→	salsify
#7580	Russian	борода	beard	→	salsify
#7580	Tatar	сакал	beard	→	salsify
#2882	Assyrian Neo-Aramaic	daqīqā (ܕܲܩܝܼܩܵܐ)	little, small	→	minute
#2882	Modern Hebrew	dak (דַּק)	thin; skinny, lean; small, diminutive	→	minute
#3201	Polish	mleczny	milk (adj.)	→	(colloquial) dandelion
#4155	Hungarian	alma	apple	→	globus cruciger
#2562	Avestan	aži	snake	—	dragon
#2562	Bulgarian	змия	snake	—	dragon
#3089	Latin	ver	spring (season)	→	summer
#3089	Galician	verán	(archaic) late spring and early summer	→	summer
#3421	Medieval Latin	secunda	second (fem.)	→	second (measure of time)
#7593	French	large	wide, broad	—	long (size)
#7597	Russian	дуть	to blow	→	dandelion
#7600	Lithuanian	kóvas	rook	→	March
#7601	Lithuanian	balañdis	pigeon, dove	→	April
#7163	Lithuanian	gegužė̃	cuckoo	→	May
#7602	Livonian	kievād	spring (season)	→	(poetic) March
#7602	North Frisian	uurs	spring (season)	→	March
#7603	Northern Sami	njukča	swan	→	March
#7604	Ojibwe	onaabanad	"there is a crust on the snow"	→	March
#7605	Ojibwe	aandeg	crow	→	March
#7606	Ojibwe	ziinzibaakwadoke	maple sugar	→	March
#7607	Ojibwe	nika	goose, Canada goose (Branta canadensis)	→	March
#2074	Old French	planter	to plant, put (a seed or plant) in the ground	→	plant (biol.)
#2074	Icelandic	planta	to plant, put (a seed or plant) in the ground	→	plant (biol.)
#2074	Indonesian	tanam	to plant, put (a seed or plant) in the ground	→	plant (biol.)
#7603	Inari Sami	njuhčâ	swan	→	March
#7608	Finnish	maallinen	earthly, earthen	→	March
#7609	Chickasaw	atochchí'na	to be third	→	March
#7610	Pali	mīna	fish, Pisces	→	March
#7613	Old English	hrēþ	glory, triumph, honour	→	March
#7609	South Levantine Arabic	talāte (تلاتة)	third	→	March
#7623	Church Slavonic	брѣза	birch	→	April
#7623	Bulgarian	бреза	birch	→	April
#7622	Polish	brzoza	birch	→	March
#7622	Russian	берёза	birch	→	(archaic) March
#7621	Russian	закрыть	to shut, close	→	(slang) to arrest, imprison
#5612	Finnish	punainen	white	→	supporter of the Finnish Socialist Workers' Republic, during the Finnish civil war (1918)
#6958	Finnish	valkoinen	white	→	forces under Pehr Evind Svinhufvud's first senate who opposed the "Reds", or the Finnish Socialist Workers' Republic, during the Finnish civil war (1918)
#169	Ottoman Turkish	kaza (قضا)	judgment, the decision or sentence of a judge; judgeship, judicature, the office or status of a judge jurisdiction, the territory in which a judge exercises his functions	→	third-level administrative division of the Ottoman Empire
#7641	Old French	tempeste	storm; tempest	→	accident
#7645	Russian	резать	to cut	→	(rare) yarrow
#7646	English	wound	injury, such as a cut, stab, or tear, to a (usually external) part of the body	→	yarrow
#7648	Russian	ватный	cotton	→	to grow numb
#7638	Spanish	chino	Chinese	→	trousers made from a twill fabric (Chino cloth)
#7645	Belarusan	рэзаць	to cut	→	yarrow
#7651	Belarusan	кроў	blood	→	yarrow
#7665	English	horsehair	horsehair	→	horsehair worm
#7666	Czech	struna	string (of a musical instrument)	→	horsehair worm
#7665	Bashkir	ҡыл	horsehair	→	horsehair worm
#7667	Russian	волос	hair	→	horsehair worm
#7667	Ukrainian	волос	hair	→	horsehair worm
#7667	Belarusan	волас	hair	→	horsehair worm
#7665	Russian	конский волос	horsehair	→	horsehair worm
#7665	Ukrainian	кінський волос	horsehair	→	horsehair worm
#7665	Belarusan	конскі волас	horsehair	→	horsehair worm
#7665	Finnish	jouhi	horsehair	→	horsehair worm
#7682	Ukrainian	пара	steam, vapour	→	fallow
#7686	Cherokee	kanesga (ᎧᏁᏍᎦ)	grass	—	hay
#7687	Seri	hehe	wood, log, stick, branch, tree, pole	→	any plant, regardless of size
#7687	Quechua	sach’a	tree	→	plant (biol.)
#7687	Manga Kanuri	kə̀ská	tree, bush, timber	→	plant (biol.)
#7687	Reunionese creole	pye	tree	→	plant (biol.)
#7689	Kinyarwanda	imbuto	grain, seed	→	plant (biol.)
#7689	Rundi	imbuto	grain, seed	→	plant (biol.)
#6820	Russian	болтать	to mix, stir	→	to talk nonsense
#2851	Russian	большой	big	→	numerous
#7588	Russian	опускать	to move down (tr.)	→	to diminish
#7000	Kazakh	қапас	cage	—	prison
#7705	Russian	медь	copper	→	Anguis fragilis
#7706	Russian	медь	copper	→	smooth snake
#7707	Spanish	liso	smooth	→	smooth snake
#7707	Catalan	llis	smooth	→	smooth snake
#7707	Portuguese	liso	smooth	→	smooth snake
#7706	Belarusan	медзь	copper	→	smooth snake
#7706	Ukrainian	мідь	copper	→	smooth snake
#7708	Romanian	alun	hazel (tree / shrub)	→	smooth snake
#7713	Old Church Slavonic	жити	to live, be alive	→	grain
#7713	Russian	жить	to live, be alive	→	rye, barley, or in general any bread, cereal in grain or as a living plant
#7713	Old East Slavic	жити	to live, be alive	→	cereals
#7713	Bulgarian	живея	to live, be alive	→	wheat, grain
#7713	Macedonian	живее	to live, be alive	→	grain, cereal
#7713	Czech	žít	to live, be alive	→	rye
#7713	Polabian	zait	to live, be alive	→	grain
#7713	Lower Sorbian	žyś	to live, be alive	→	rye; (obsolete) grain
#7713	Polish	żyć	to live, be alive	→	rye
#6463	Russian	жить	to live, be alive	→	to inhabit, live
#7716	Russian	первый	first	→	best
#6044	Russian	дурак	fool	—	to make a fool
#7719	Farsi	kamân (کمان)	bow (weapon)	→	kamancheh, long-necked stringed instrument (a spike fiddle) with a bowl-shaped body, traditionally featuring three silk strings but now more often four metal ones, played with a bow, common among the peoples of the Caucasus, Anatolia and the Near East; fiddle, violin
#1007	Northern Ndebele	ilanga	sun	—	day
#7728	Azerbaijani	çal	dove-coloured, warm grey, bluish; roan (of horse)	→	grey-haired
#3286	Arabic	ramād (رَمَاد‎)	ashes	→	grey
#3286	Albanian	hi	ashes	→	light grey
#7741	Russian	барин	nobleman, lord; mister, sir	→	(professional slang of barber surgeons, recorded in 1903-1912) boil, furuncle
#7758	Russian	рука	hand/arm	→	to govern, control, rule
#7769	Cheyenne	náa'e	otter (Lutra lutra)	—	mink
#7757	Russian	обед	(infornal) noon	←	lunch, midday meal
#7774	Old English	ēastre	Easter	→	April
#7775	Navajo	atʼąąʼ	leaf	→	April
#4572	North Frisian	gjars	grass	→	April
#7776	Ojibwe	iskigamizige	to boil sap, be sugaring	→	April
#7778	Skolt Sami	pââʹss	fast	→	April
#7776	Võro	mahl	sap (of a plant)	→	April
#7780	Korean	sa (사)	fourth	→	April
#7781	Kazakh	көкек	cuckoo	→	April
#7782	Classical Arabic	ṯawr (ثَوْر)	Taurus	→	April
#7783	Yakut	муус устар	ice floats	→	April
#7784	Erzya	чады	seasonal flooding	→	April
#4572	Dutch	gras	grass	→	(archaic) April
#7795	Icelandic	skegg	beard	→	fetlock
#7794	Irish Gaelic	rúitín	ankle	—	fetlock
#7803	Bashkir	суйын	cast iron	→	pot
#7803	Ukrainian	чавун	cast iron	→	pot
#7809	Russian	появиться	to become visible	→	to appear, emerge
#3461	English	complete	to finish; to make done; to reach the end	→	totally, absolutely
#3406	German	Scharfsinn	perspicacity	→	wittiness
#7811	English	gold	gold	→	pyrite
#7812	English	fool	person with poor judgment or little intelligence	→	mineral or other substance often mistaken for gold; mainly iron pyrite
#7813	German	Katze	cat	→	pyrite
#7813	Czech	kočičí	cat's, feline	→	pyrite
#7811	Czech	zlato	gold	→	pyrite
#7813	Finnish	katin	cat	→	pyrite
#7811	Finnish	kulta	gold	→	pyrite
#7811	Portuguese	ouro	gold	→	pyrite
#7812	Portuguese	tolo	fool	→	pyrite
#7812	Portuguese	parvo	fool	→	pyrite
#7811	Irish Gaelic	ór	gold	→	pyrite
#7811	Tagalog	ginto	gold	→	pyrite
#7814	Spanish	pobre	poor, needy	→	pyrite
#7811	Spanish	oro	gold	→	pyrite
#7812	Spanish	tonto	fool	→	pyrite
#7812	Spanish	loco	crazy person; madman	→	pyrite
#7812	Italian	stolto	stupid or foolish person	→	pyrite
#7811	Italian	oro	gold	→	pyrite
#7812	Romanian	nebun	fool	→	pyrite
#7811	Romanian	aur	gold	→	pyrite
#7812	Czech	blázen	fool, lunatic	→	pyrite
#7833	Russian	садиться	to sit down	→	to land (of plane, bird etc.)
#7842	Russian	укусить	to bite	→	to sting
#7809	English	appear	to become visible	→	to appear, emerge
#7850	Klamath-Modoc	taktakl̓i	red	→	Mars
#7850	Tibetan	dmar (དམར)	red	→	Mars
#7850	Tamil	cem (செம்)	red	→	Mars
#7854	Middle Irish	alla	cliff	→	echo
#7858	Ancient Greek	χοῖρος	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	capybara
#7858	German	Schwein	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	capybara
#7858	Russian	свинка	dim. from свинья 'pig'	→	capybara
#7858	Finnish	sika	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	(dated) capybara
#7858	Armenian	xozuk (խոզուկ)	dim. from xoz (խոզ) 'pig'	→	capybara
#7858	Mandarin Chinese	tún (豚)	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	capybara
#7865	Russian	серп	sickle	→	crescent
#7865	Finnish	sirppi	sickle	→	crescent
#7868	Albanian	hell	spear; skewer	→	icicle
#7870	Bashkir	бармаҡ	finger	→	icicle
#7867	Mongolian (Khalkha)	соёо	tusk (of animal)	→	icicle
#7889	Russian	перистый	featherlike, plumose; (biology) pinnate	→	cirrus (clouds)
#3739	Russian	нюхать	to perceive smell	—	to detect
#7892	German	Rabe	raven	→	brown meagre
#7892	Spanish	corvino	corvine, raven-like	→	brown meagre
#7892	Dutch	raaf	raven	→	brown meagre
#7892	Swedish	korp	raven	→	brown meagre
#3079	Tajiki	бедилӣ	chagrin, despondency	—	passionate love
#744	Hausa	hárshèe	tongue (body part)	→	language
#7905	English	cloth	textile, cloth	→	clothes
#7905	Russian	полотно	textile, cloth	→	clothes
#7906	Russian	платье	clothes	→	dress (feminine)
#7906	English	dress	clothes	→	dress (feminine)
#7906	Finnish	puku	clothes	—	dress (feminine)
#7908	Kyrghyz	көйнөк	shirt	—	dress (feminine)
#7908	Kazakh	көйлек	shirt	—	dress (feminine)
#7906	Azerbaijani	paltar	clothes	—	dress (feminine)
#7904	Modern Greek	πανί	cloth, fabric	→	(nautical) sail (n.)
#7921	Marathi	vruṣabh (वृषभ)	bull	→	Taurus
#7304	Navajo	atʼąąʼ	leaf	→	May
#7923	Northern Sami	miessi	reindeer calf	→	May
#7923	Skolt Sami	vueʹss	reindeer calf	→	May
#7924	Dutch	bloei	flower	→	(archaic) May
#7926	Old English	melcan	to milk	→	May
#7924	Erzya	панжомс	to start blooming	→	May
#7930	Cherokee	kalisetsi (ᎧᎵᏎᏥ)	sugar	→	sweets, candy
#7932	Kabardian	фо	honey	→	sugar
#7933	Kabardian	шыгъу	salt	→	sugar
#7933	Malagasy	sira	salt	→	sugar
#7933	Navajo	áshįįh	salt	→	sugar
#7932	Quechua	misk'i	honey	—	sugar
#7933	Tetum (Tetun)	masin	salt	→	sugar
#7936	Russian	песок (pesok)	sand	→	(colloquial) granulated sugar
#7930	Uzbek	qand	sugar cube	→	sweets, candy
#7317	Tuvan	ойнаар	to play (intr.)	—	to play (a musical instrument)
#7954	Russian	держать	to hold (in hands)	→	to keep as a domestic animal
#7957	Kazakh	май	butter	—	vegetable oil
#7957	Kyrghyz	май	butter	—	vegetable oil
#7957	Russian	масло	butter	—	vegetable oil
#6690	Gagauz	doba	drum	→	diamonds (in cards)
#7094	Russian	поправиться	to become better	→	to convalesce
#4703	Russian	широкий	width	→	latitude
#451	Old English	ēage	eye	→	window
#451	Old English	ēage	eye	→	window
#451	Gothic	augō	eye	→	window
#451	Old Norse	auga	eye	→	window
#451	Norwegian	auga	eye	→	window
#4870	Finnish	ruutu	square	→	diamonds (in cards)
#4870	Estonian	ruut	square (geometrical)	→	diamonds (in cards)
#4870	Italian	quadro	square (geometrical)	→	diamonds (in cards)
#4868	Japanese	daiyamondo (ダイヤモンド)	diamond	→	diamonds (in cards)
#4864	Swahili	moyo	heart	→	hearts (in cards)
#4867	Swahili	jembe	hoe (agricultural tool)	→	spades (in cards)
#7977	Swahili	karanga	soft groundnut, peanut	→	clubs (in cards)
#7978	Swahili	mavi ya mbuzi	goat dung	→	clubs (in cards)
#1935	Armenian	aguṙ (ագուռ)	brick (n.)	→	diamonds (in cards)
#1935	Armenian	kʿyarpʿinǰ (քյարփինջ)	(colloquial) brick (n.)	→	(colloquial) diamonds (in cards)
#7979	Hindi	pān (पान)	betel, betel leaf	→	hearts (in cards)
#4864	Japanese	hāto (ハート)	heart	→	hearts (in cards)
#7984	Icelandic	lauf	leaf	→	clubs (in cards)
#7983	Japanese	kurabu (クラブ)	a stick-shaped implement	→	spades (in cards)
#7986	French	humeur	mental state, either temperamental or as temporary mood	→	humor
#7989	New Latin	pinna	fin	→	auricle
#7990	Portuguese	pavilhão	tent	→	auricle
#7991	Turkish	kepçe	ladle	→	auricle
#7992	Russian	раковина (rakovina)	shell (of mollusc)	→	auricle
#7992	Hungarian	kagyló	shell (of mollusc)	→	auricle
#7992	Dutch	schelp	shell (of mollusc), conch	→	auricle
#7992	German	Muschel	bivalve; seashell	→	auricle
#4877	Russian	пика	spear	→	spades (in cards)
#4867	Dutch	schop	spade, shovel	→	spades (in cards)
#4867	Japanese	supēdo (スペード)	spade (garden tool with a handle and a flat blade for digging)	→	spades (in cards)
#8007	Polish	wino	grape (plant)	→	spades (in cards)
#8020	Navajo	anaaʼí	enemy	→	Anasazi, Ancestral Puebloans
#8020	Ute	kɨmantsi	enemy	→	Comanche, Nʉmʉnʉʉ
#3584	Russian	отбирать	to choose	→	selected
#8025	Breton	arc'hant	silver	→	mercury
#8025	Georgian	vercxli (ვერცხლი)	silver	→	mercury
#8025	Estonian	hõbe	silver	→	mercury
#8025	Farsi	sim (سیم‎)	silver	→	mercury
#8025	Lithuanian	sidãbras	silver	→	mercury
#8025	Latvian	sudrabs	silver	→	mercury
#8031	Russian	работать	to work	→	to function
#8031	Georgian	mušaobs (mušaobs)	to work	→	to function
#8042	Urdu	burj (برج)	bastion, tower, turret	→	constellation, sign of zodiac
#8042	Azerbaijani	bürc	tower	→	constellation, zodiac
#8042	Georgian	burǯi (ბურჯი)	bastion	→	(obsolete) constellation, zodiac
#8042	Hindi	burj (बुर्ज)	bastion, tower, turret	→	constellation, sign of zodiac
#8042	Turkish	burç	fortress	—	constellation, zodiac
#8042	Farsi	borj (برج)	tower, fort, castle	→	constellation, zodiac, sign of zodiac
#8042	Punjabi	burj	bastion, tower, turret	→	constellation, sign of zodiac
#8049	Russian	зад	backside, back part	→	buttock
#858	Kyrghyz	аары	bee	—	wasp
#858	Nanai	девэн	bee	—	wasp
#8078	Russian	чашка	drinking vessel	→	knee-cap
#8080	Avar	хинкӀал	hingel	→	knee-cap
#8082	Basque	buru	head	→	knee-cap
#8087	Medieval Latin	patella	small or shallow pan or dish	→	knee-cap
#8084	Dutch	schijf	disc	→	knee-cap
#8081	Saraiki	chūṇī (چُھوݨی)	pitcher lid	—	knee-cap
#8081	Turkish	kapak	cover, lid	→	knee-cap
#8090	Russian	играть	to play (intr.)	→	to play (theater, movie)
#8102	Russian	пасть	to fall down	→	to be captured (of a fortress, etc.)
#7502	Russian	ветер (veter)	wind	→	chickenpox
#1550	Norwegian	bol	torso, trunk, a body without limbs	—	(rare or dated) a tree trunk
#1550	Faroese	bulur	body	—	bole, trunk or stem of a tree
#8115	Afrikaans	marmotjie	marmot	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#6859	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	Dginnée	Guinea	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8106	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	couochon	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8108	French	papillon	butterfly	→	butterfly stroke
#8108	Latvian	tauriņš	butterfly	→	butterfly stroke
#8108	Turkish	kelebek	butterfly	→	butterfly stroke
#8106	Norwegian	svin	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8120	Estonian	meri	sea	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8106	Sicilian	ciuḍḍu	young swine, a piglet (contrasted with a porcu, an adult swine)	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#6859	Sicilian	Innia	India	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8129	Lithuanian	beržas	birch	→	June
#8130	Livonian	jōņpǟva	summer solstice, St John's Day	→	(poetic) June
#8131	Luxembourgish	Brooch	fallow	→	(archaic) June
#8131	German	Brache	fallow	→	(archaic) June
#8131	Finnish	kesä	(archaic) fallow	→	June
#8132	Navajo	eʼeshjááh	I plant seeds	→	June
#8134	North Frisian	samer	summer	→	June
#8134	Northern Sami	geassi	summer	→	June
#8137	Ojibwe	odeʼimin	strawberry (Fragaria moschata)	→	June
#8138	Ojibwe	odeʼ	heart	→	strawberry (Fragaria moschata)
#8149	Russian	червь	worm	→	scale insect
#8150	Russian	щит	shield	→	scale insect
#8150	Swedish	sköld	shield	→	scale insect
#8149	Armenian	ord (որդ)	worm	→	scale insects
#8151	Aromanian	cireashã	sweet cherry	→	June
#8151	Albanian	qershi	sweet cherry	→	June
#8153	Scottish Gaelic	òg	young	→	June
#8134	Skolt Sami	ǩieʹss	summer	→	June
#8106	Farsi	xukče (خوکچه)	diminutive of xuk (خوک‎) 'pig'	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#6859	Farsi	hendi (هندی)	Indian	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8106	Hungarian	malac	pig, piglet	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8120	Hungarian	tengeri	sea (adj.)	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8106	Georgian	goč̣i (გოჭი)	piglet (up to four months)	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8120	Georgian	zɣva (ზღვა)	sea	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8106	Faroese	svín	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8106	New Latin	porcellus	piglet	→	specific epithet of guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8162	Swedish	land	land, ground, earth (vs. seaa or air)	→	countryside, ground suitable for farming (vs. towns and cities)
#8164	Belarusan	свiнка	diminutive of свiння 'pig'	→	(rare) mumps
#8169	Russian	чай	tea	→	willowherb
#8169	Ukrainian	чай	tea	→	willowherb
#8170	English	fire	fire (accident)	→	(North America) willowherb
#8171	English	willow	trees or shrubs in the genus Salix	→	(Britain and Ireland) Chamaenerion angustifolium
#8171	Polish	wierzba	willow	→	willowherb
#8173	Navajo	atsʼos	down (of feather)	→	willowherb
#8172	Norwegian	mjølk	milk	→	willowherb
#2502	Norwegian	mjølk	milk	→	milt (of fish)
#8174	Russian	жасмин	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8175	English	orange	orange (plant)	→	mock-orange
#8174	French	jasmin	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	Ukrainian	жасмин	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	Belarusan	язмін	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8176	English	pipe	tobacco pipe	→	(obsolete) mock-orange
#8174	Lithuanian	jazmináitis	common jasmine	—	mock-orange
#8174	Polish	jaśmin	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	Norwegian	sjasmin	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	Norwegian	jasmin	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	Dutch	jasmijn	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	Italian	gelsomino	common jasmine	→	mock-orange (Philadelphus coronarius)
#8174	Hungarian	jázmin	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	Finnish	jasmiini	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	Estonian	jasmiin	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8174	German	Jasmin	common jasmine	→	mock-orange
#8176	Danish	pibe	pipe for smocking	→	mock-orange
#8174	Czech	jasmín	common jasmine	→	(colloquial) mock-orange
#8178	Dutch	eikel	acorn	→	glans penis
#8179	English	noble	noble	→	good (ethically)
#8180	English	to press	to press	→	to depress (psychologically)
#8180	Russian	давить	to press	→	to depress (psychologically)
#1786	Russian	тесный	narrow	→	to oppress
#8181	Russian	тесный	narrow, close	→	melancholy
#8182	Latin	angustia	narrowness, tightness	→	anxiety, fear
#2399	Ukrainian	кропива	nettle	→	(dialectal) bastard
#2154	Western Armenian	xnjor (խնձոր)	apple	→	potato
#4332	Armenian	xnjor (խնձոր)	apple	→	Jerusalem artichoke
#6815	Russian	девка	(low colloquial, derogatory) girl	→	whore, prostitute
#6717	Hungarian	arany	gold	→	term of address
#8189	Arabic	maniyya (مَنِيَّة)	fate	—	death
#8191	Russian	считать	to calculate, count	→	to intend
#8199	Russian	крыло	wing	→	genus of bats (Pteropus)
#8199	Ukrainian	крило	wing	→	genus of bats (Pteropus)
#8199	Belarusan	крыло	wing	→	genus of bats (Pteropus)
#5643	Serbian	ватрен (vatren)	fiery	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#5643	Croatian	vatren	fiery	→	firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
#7553	Serbian	бели (beli)	white	→	beloribitsa
#8207	Latin	cubo, cubare	to sleep	→	to hatch eggs
#8207	Bulgarian	лежа	to lie (posture)	→	to hatch eggs
#8207	Serbian	лежати	to lie (posture)	→	to hatch eggs
#5569	Russian	тысяча	thousand	→	many, much
#7930	Modern Hebrew	sukar	sugar	→	sweets, candy
#8210	Albanian	korr	harvest	→	July
#8212	Asturian	xunu	June	→	July
#8212	Sicilian	giugnu	June	→	July
#7733	Finnish	heinä	hay	→	July
#7916	Korean	chil (칠)	seven	→	July
#7733	Livonian	āina	hay	→	July
#7733	Mòcheno	hei	hay	→	July
#8220	Navajo	eʼeshjááh	I plant seeds	→	July
#7733	North Frisian	fooder	hay	→	July
#7733	Northern Sami	suoidni	hay	→	July
#7305	Ojibwe	niibin	it is summer	→	July
#8221	Ojibwe	miin	blueberry	→	July
#7733	Skolt Sami	sueiʹnn	hay	→	July
#7733	Võro	hain	hay	→	July
#8223	Yupik	ingte	to shed (hair or feathers), to moult	→	July
#5030	Albanian	mëmë	mother	→	motherland
#5029	Albanian	at	father	→	motherland
#5029	Bulgarian	отец	father	→	motherland
#5241	Afrikaans	tuis	house	→	motherland
#5029	Georgian	mama (მამა)	father	→	motherland
#5241	Norwegian	hjem	house	→	homeland
#5241	Norwegian	heim	house	→	homeland
#5241	Estonian	kodu	house	→	motherland
#5241	Faroese	heim	house	→	homeland, home country, mother country
#5030	Japanese	bo (母)	mother	→	motherland
#5030	Mandarin Chinese	mǔ	mother	→	homeland; home country; motherland; fatherland
#5030	Cantonese Chinese	mou5 (母)	mother	→	motherland
#5030	Southern Min (Min Nan)	bó / bú (母)	mother	→	motherland
#5029	Occitan	paire	father	→	motherland
#5030	Norwegian	moder	mother	→	motherland
#5029	English	father	father	→	motherland
#5241	Slovenian	dom	house	→	motherland
#5241	Yiddish	heym	house	→	motherland
#5030	Yiddish	muter	mother	→	motherland
#5029	Danish	fader	father	→	motherland
#5029	Livonian	izā	father	→	motherland
#5029	Yiddish	foter	father	→	motherland
#5029	Haddiya	anna	father	→	motherland
#8230	Russian	мальва	mallow	→	(non-standard) hollyhock
#8230	Breton	malv	mallow	→	(non-standard) hollyhock
#8230	Italian	malva	mallow	→	hollyhock
#8230	Hungarian	mályva	mallow	→	hollyhock
#8230	German	Malve	mallow	→	hollyhock
#8233	German	Rose	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	Russian	роза	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	Breton	roz	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	Italian	rosa	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	Hungarian	rózsa	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	Belarusan	ружа	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	Bulgarian	ружа	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	French	rose	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	Ukrainian	рожа	rose	→	hollyhock
#8233	Polish	róża	rose	→	hollyhock
#8230	Polish	malwa	mallow	→	hollyhock
#8230	Middle English	hocke, hokke, hoc	mallow	→	hollyhock
#8230	Japanese	aoi (葵)	mallow	—	hollyhock
#8234	English	mallow	Malva	→	hibiscus
#856	Shuar	nantu	moon	→	month
#8235	Shuar	nantu	moon	→	watch, clock
#1506	Shuar	nantu	hour	—	watch, clock
#856	Huasteca Nahuatl	metzti	moon	→	month
#856	Pipil (Nawat)	metzti	moon	→	month
#856	Classical Nahuatl	mētztli	moon	→	month
#856	Northern Haida	kúng	moon	→	month
#856	Coast Tsimshian (Shm’algyack)	gyemk	moon	→	month
#856	Hidatsa	wíri ~ wirí, míri ~ mirí	moon	→	month
#856	Kansa	míǫba, mį́:yǫba	moon	→	month
#856	Khowar	mas	moon	→	month
#856	Kashmiri	mah, māh	moon	→	month
#856	Balochi	máh	moon	→	month
#856	Tajiki	моҳ	moon	→	month
#856	Iskonawa (Isconahua)	ohne	moon	—	month
#856	Arabela	raca	moon	→	month
#856	Texistepec	po'a	moon	→	month
#856	Luobohe Miao	hli	moon	→	month
#856	Quechua	killa	moon	→	month
#856	Koasati	hasí	moon (rare)	→	month
#7363	Choctaw	hushi	sun	—	month
#856	Eyak	-’ya	moon	→	month
#856	Western Desert language (Wati)	kirnara	moon	→	month
#856	Maybrat	snyi	moon	→	month
#856	Ekari (Kapauku)	agoo	moon	→	month
#856	Kâte	mosa	moon	→	month
#856	West Kewa	eke	moon	→	month
#856	West Kewa	akua	moon	→	month
#856	Yele (Rossel)	d:ââ	moon	→	month
#856	Gizzra	melpal	moon	→	month
#856	Sandawe	#aap(u)so	moon	→	month
#856	Ik (Icetot)	arágwan	moon	→	month
#856	Nandi	arawet	moon	→	month
#856	Luganda	mwezi	moon	→	month
#856	Ewe	ɣlètí	moon	→	month	508
#856	Yoruba	òṣùpá	moon	→	month
#856	Tok Pisin	mun	moon	→	month
#856	Katu (Low Katu)	kəsɛ	moon	→	month
#856	Pacoh	kixay	moon	→	month
#856	Naxi	heimeilzeeq [he³³me⁵⁵tsɿ²¹]	moon	—	month
#856	Akha	ba la	moon	→	month
#856	Tal	tʼái	moon	→	month
#856	Kabyle	aggur	moon	→	month
#856	Sura (Mwaghavul)	tár	moon	→	month
#856	Haddiya	agana	moon	→	month
#856	Gedeo	agenjo	moon	→	month
#856	Jeju	dawl (ᄃᆞᆯ)	moon	→	month
#5241	Veps	kodi	house	→	motherland
#856	Basque	ilargi	moon	→	month
#5030	Kalmyk	эк	mother	→	(rare) motherland
#5030	Bengali	mātr̥ (মাতৃ)	mother	→	motherland
#5241	Hindi	ghara (घर)	home; house, residence; apartment, room; compartment	→	native place, homeland
#5030	Hindi	mātṛ- (मातृ-)	mother's, maternal	→	motherland
#5029	Hindi	pitṛ (पितृ)	father (in compounds)	→	motherland
#5030	Oriya	mātṛu (ମାତୃ)	mother	→	motherland
#5030	Ingush	нана	mother	→	motherland
#5029	Ingush	да	father	→	motherland
#5915	Russian	потерять	to lose	—	to die
#102	Koasati	hátka	white	→	silver
#1985	Koasati	toknawhátka	silver	←	money
#5299	Koasati	tokná:wa	silver	—	gold
#821	Koasati	lá:na	yellow	→	gold
#1985	Bru (Brou)	pra?	silver	—	money
#1985	Pacoh	práq	silver	—	money
#1985	Luobohe Miao	nhà	silver	—	money
#1985	Angami	raka tshu	silver	—	rupee
#1985	Akha	pyu	silver	—	money
#1985	Dzongkha	དངུལ།	silver	—	money
#1985	Lushei (Mizo)	tang-ka	adj. silver	—	money, a rupee, rupees
#1985	Gagauz	gümüş	silver	→	cash
#102	Gagauz	biyazlık	whiteness	—	silver
#1985	Kalmyk	мөңгн	silver	—	money
#1985	Buriat	мүнгэн	silver	—	money
#1985	Evenki	мэңун	silver	—	money
#1985	Even	мэҥэн	silver	—	money
#5339	Sura (Mwaghavul)	shàghàl	iron	→	metal
#5345	Sura (Mwaghavul)	shàghàl	iron	—	money
#2262	Sura (Mwaghavul)	shàghàl	metal	—	money
#1985	Gedeo	birre	silver	—	money
#102	Japanese	haku (白)	white	—	silver
#1985	Japanese	gin (銀)	silver	—	silver coin, (in compounds) money
#8242	Avar	кІал	mouth	→	language
#8242	Yir Yoront	ngelqer	mouth	→	language
#34	Cape Verdean Creole	obi, uví	to listen	→	to obey
#34	Kabyle	ssefled	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Swazi	-láléla	to listen	→	to obey
#34	Quechua	uyariy	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Tongan	fanongo	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Venetian	scoltar	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Coast Tsimshian (Shm’algyack)	amuks	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Lakota	anagoptan, anongoptan	to listen to	→	to obey
#34	Winnebago	hanaxgú	to hear	→	to obey
#34	Dakota	naḣóŋ	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#18	Matsés (Mayoruna)	tantia	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#34	Shipibo-Conibo	nincaquin	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#18	Koreguaje	asamʉ	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#8244	Wanano (Guanano, Piratapuyo)	yʉtira	to answer	→	to obey
#34	Guarani	(a)hendu	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Arabela	tohiniu	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#18	Arabela	tohiniu	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#34	Soteapanec (Sierra Popoluca)	imatoŋpa	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Coatlan Mixe	mɨdoogugɨ'	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Totontepec Mixe	motu	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Guahibo (Sikuaani)	jumetane	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#18	Guahibo (Sikuaani)	jumetane	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#34	Koasati	há:lon	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#18	Koasati	há:lon	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#34	Tlingit	x'éit	to listen to	→	to obey
#34	Ekari (Kapauku)	juwii	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Gizzra	bóktan amoan	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#8245	Ik (Icetot)	ɬɛɓ-ɔn	to respect	—	to obey
#8245	Ik (Icetot)	mor-on	to respect	—	to obey
#2174	Ik (Icetot)	ɬɛɓ-ɔn	to fear	—	to respect
#2174	Ik (Icetot)	mor-on	to fear	—	to respect
#34	Nandi	kegas	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#8245	Igbo	fee	to wordhip, adore	—	to obey
#8245	Kinyarwanda	guha ireme	to respect; consider; treat with consideration; treat with forbearance; refrain from interfering with; show consideration for; appreciate; regard; honor	—	to obey
#34	Luganda	ku wuliragana	to hear one another	→	to obey one another
#34	Yoruba	gbóràn	to listen	→	to obey
#6978	Katu (Low Katu)	huj?	to believe	—	to obey
#34	Pacoh	cammáng	to listen	→	to obey
#34	Luobohe Miao	nông lô	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Akha	na-ha-neu	to listen	→	to obey
#34	Naxi	komi	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Tal	ƙhel shik	to listen	→	to obey
#34	Haddiya	macceesukko	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#8245	Kashmiri	mānun	to respect, revere	—	to obey
#34	Ingush	ладувгIа	to listen	→	to obey
#34	Chechen	ладōгIа	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#34	Sindhi	ٻُڌَڻُ	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#933	Azerbaijani	ər	(archaic) man	—	husband
#563	Asturian	home	man (male)	—	person
#933	Asturian	home	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Asturian	home	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Alutor	ӄылавул (qəlavul)	man (male)	—	husband
#563	Alutor	гʼуямтавʼилгʼын	man (male)	—	person
#933	Malagasy	lahy	male	—	husband
#384	Russian	следить	to watch someone	—	to care for, look after
#8252	Gascon	mair	mother	→	river-bed
#8253	Classical Nahuatl	nāntli	womb	—	river-bed
#8251	Old Saxon	beddi	bed	→	spouse
#8251	Finnish	peti	bed	→	bedfellow
#8251	Finnish	vuode	bed	→	bedfellow
#8254	Scots	neibour	neighbour	→	husband or wife, bedfellow
#8251	Manx	lhiabbee	bed	→	concubine
#933	Nahuatl	oquich-tli	man (male)	—	husband
#4808	Coast Tsimshian (Shm’algyack)	naks	to marry	→	husband, wife; spouse
#933	Wintu	wi-	man (male)	—	husband
#563	Wintu	wi-	man (male)	—	human, person
#933	Quechua	qhari	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Choctaw	hattak	man (male)	→	husband
#563	Choctaw	hattak	man (male)	←	human, person
#860	Koasati	atcó:ba	old man	→	husband (affectionate address)
#933	Koasati	á:ti ná:ni	man (male)	—	husband
#8257	Eyak	tlu:dz	woman	→	queen (playing card)
#8240	Tlingit	xaas	horse (Equus caballus)	→	cow
#8258	Tlingit	xaas	horse (Equus caballus)	→	bison
#8259	Tlingit	xaas	horse (Equus caballus)	→	muskox
#8260	Greenlandic Inuit	aappaq	the other (of two)	—	husband or wife
#8254	Greenlandic Inuit	sanileq	neighbour	→	husband or wife (obsolete word, now used in a mocking sense)
#8261	Central Siberian Yupik	āлъӽā	second (num.)	→	spouse
#860	Yir Yoront	morr-karntl	old man	→	husband
#2086	Yir Yoront	+konhrr	owner of	→	husband
#933	Paakantyi (Darling language)	marli	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Sandawe	maxee	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Coptic	hoout	man (male)	→	husband
#933	Ik (Icetot)	yakw (yakwa-), ɛakw	man (male)	—	husband
#860	Masai	mórùò	old man, elder	→	husband
#933	Masai	ɔl-payíán	man past warrior-hood; middle-aged to elderly man	—	husband
#2086	Fula	jom	owner, master	→	husband
#8263	Fula	moodi	title of respect added to the first name of any adult person	→	husband
#933	Shingazidja (Comorian)	m.-ndru# m.babá	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Luganda	musa'jja	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Bravanese (Chimwiini)	mu-bli	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Luobohe Miao	jơư	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Breton	gwaz	man (male)	—	husband
#563	Estonian	mees	man (male)	—	human, person
#933	Akha	k'a" dze za"	man (male)	—	husband
#860	Naxi	ellomul	old man (not considered polite)	→	husband (used in a humorous way)
#933	Sura (Mwaghavul)	mish	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Haddiya	mancho	man (male)	—	husband
#563	Haddiya	mancho	man (male)	—	person
#3222	Albanian	plak	old man	→	king (a playing card)
#4449	Albanian	mbret	monarch	→	king (a playing card)
#5051	Manchu	mafa	paternal grandfather	—	old man
#8266	Yir Yoront	morr-karntl	old man, old people, senior man	→	father
#8267	Quechua	machu	old man	→	spirit, ambiguously good and evil ancestor spirits who inhabit the night-time world
#8267	Quechua	awki	old man	→	minor spirit or deity, spirit
#5051	Quechua	awki	grandfather	—	old man
#5051	Lower Sorbian	źěd	(rare) grandfather	→	old man
#860	Swedish	gubbe	(informal, sometimes derogatory) an older or elderly man	→	(informal) one's husband
#8268	Thai	lung (ลุง)	term of address for elderly man	→	(sometimes derogatory, offensive) term of address for any man
#8269	Karelian	ukko	old man	→	thunder
#8269	Ingrian	ukko	old man	→	thunder
#8269	Votic	ukko	old man	→	thunder
#5051	Ingrian	äijä	grandfather	—	old man
#8268	Finnish	äijä	old man	→	(colloquial) guy, bro (used for generally addressing a man)
#933	Gagauz	adam	man (male)	—	husband
#563	Gagauz	adam	man (male)	—	human, person
#860	Gagauz	koca	aged, old	→	husband
#2086	Russian	хозяин	owner	→	(dialect) husband
#8270	Swazi	síbíndzi	liver	→	courage
#8270	Zulu	ísibîndi	liver	→	courage
#2714	Japanese	kan (肝)	liver	—	(obsolete, figuratively) heart; spirit
#2714	Swahili	ini	liver	—	seat of the emotions and feelings
#2714	Tajiki	ҷигар	liver	—	heart (poetic)
#8271	Tajiki	ҷигар	liver	→	dear, darling
#2714	Bhojpuri	karejā	liver	—	(metaphorically) heart
#2714	Magahi	karejā	liver	—	location of emotions
#8270	Magahi	karejā	liver	→	courage
#2714	Assamese	koliza (কলিজা)	liver	→	(metaphorically) heart
#8271	Assamese	koliza (কলিজা)	liver	→	sweetheart, darling
#2714	Bengali	kolija (কলিজা)	liver	→	(figuratively) heart
#8271	Bengali	kolija (কলিজা)	liver	→	dear, sweetheart
#8271	Farsi	jegar (جگر)	liver	→	dear, darling
#8271	Urdu	jigar (جگر)	liver	→	dear, darling
#2714	Urdu	jigar (جگر)	liver	—	(poetic) heart, mind, spirit
#8270	Urdu	jigar (جگر)	liver	→	(poetic) courage
#2714	Ushojo	jigar (جگر)	liver	—	location of emotions
#8270	Ushojo	jigar (جگر)	liver	→	(poetic) courage
#1898	Ottoman Turkish	ciger (جگر)	lung	—	liver
#8271	Armenian	ǰigyar (ջիգյար)	(early Modern Armenian, XVII c.) liver	→	dear, darling
#2714	Central Atlas Tamazight	tasa	liver	—	seat of emotions
#1898	Albanian	mëlçi	(colloquial) lung	←	liver
#3553	Tigrinya	käbdi	liver	→	belly
#8272	Jewish Aramaic	kaḇdā	liver	→	bile, gall
#2714	Tok Pisin	liva	liver	→	mind, used in context of memory and also conscience
#1898	Tok Pisin	wetliva	lung	—	liver
#2714	Urdu	kalejā (کلیجا)	liver	—	(metaphorically) heart
#8270	Xhosa	ísíbíndi	liver	→	courage
#2714	Hindi	jigar (जिगर)	liver	—	(poetic) heart, mind, spirit
#8270	Hindi	jigar (जिगर)	liver	→	(poetic) courage
#8271	Hindi	jigar (जिगर)	liver	→	dear, darling
#8273	Ingrian	leipä	bread	→	liver
#2714	Lamboya	ate	liver	—	(figuratively) heart
#2714	Brunei Malay	ati	liver	→	heart (emotions or kindness)
#8274	Dolgan	быар	liver	→	stomach
#8275	Tibetan	mchin pa	liver	—	diaphragm
#8270	Manchu	fahūn	liver	→	courage
#2714	Kashmiri	jigar	liver	—	to open the liver, to open out one's heart and display bitter sorrow, divulge a secret, or the like
#2714	Baruya (Yipma)	kale	liver	—	location of emotions
#8286	Baruya (Yipma)	kale	liver	—	sorrow
#8287	Baruya (Yipma)	pawajɨka	spleen (anat.)	→	lung
#1898	Ekari (Kapauku)	gekege emaje	lung	←	liver
#2714	West Kewa	pu	liver	—	seat of emotions
#8293	West Kewa	imu	heart	—	lungs
#8293	West Kewa	konali	heart	—	lungs
#8293	West Kewa	kosa	heart	—	lungs
#8294	Yele (Rossel)	kee	spleen (anat.)	—	fear
#2714	Classical Nahuatl	ēlli	liver	—	location of emotions
#8300	Wintu	λos	foam, bubbles	→	lung
#8272	Osage	piçí , †hpizí	liver	—	bile, gall
#8278	Biloxi	pi , †pí	liver	—	heart
#1003	Arabela	namaca	light (of weight)	→	our lungs
#8296	Arabela	saatu	spleen (anat.)	—	leech
#8302	Mingrelian	marašina (მარაშინა)	celebration of the Assumption of Mary	→	August
#2405	Livonian	vīļakū	August	←	harvest
#8305	Navajo	nitʼą́ą́	ripened	→	August
#8306	Ojibwe	odatagaagomin	blackberry	→	August
#8306	Ojibwe	miin	blueberry	→	August
#8307	Skolt Sami	påʹrǧǧ	moult	→	August
#7917	Korean	pal (팔)	(Sino-Korean numeral) eight	→	August
#2714	Khowar	jigár	liver	—	location of emotions
#8271	Khowar	jigár	liver	→	dear, darling
#8312	Eyak	-qe'-g-wa'	gall bladder	—	spleen (anat.)
#366	Gagauz	aar	heavy (of weight)	→	difficult
#1864	Gagauz	aar	heavy (of weight)	→	slow (adj.)
#2190	Gagauz	aaramaa	to search, to look for	→	to investigate
#482	Gagauz	aaz	mouth	→	opening, hole
#5126	Gagauz	abla	elder sister	→	term of address to a girl
#764	Gagauz	acı	bitter	→	sad
#70	Gagauz	açan	when	—	if
#6329	Russian	имя	name	→	reputation
#5331	Russian	имя	name	→	kind (n.)
#1898	Tem (Kotokoli)	fʊʊrʊ́ʊ	lung	—	liver
#8314	Fula	ɗaamol	pancreas	—	spleen (anat.)
#8283	Masai	il-góítíé	chest (body part)	—	lungs
#8317	Ga	lilɛi	tongue (body part)	→	spleen (anat.)
#5895	Ga	musu	stomach	—	belly
#8293	Ewe	dzì	heart	→	lung
#1898	Yoruba	ẹ̀dọ̀ fúrú	lung	←	liver
#4808	Russian	выйти замуж	to marry	←	husband
#2714	Luobohe Miao	sà	liver	→	seat of kindness
#47	Luobohe Miao	plàng	abdomen	→	location of emotions
#2714	Pacoh	lom	liver	—	location of emotions
#8323	Pacoh	ula	leaf	→	lung
#8324	Russian	живот	belly	—	abdomen
#5895	Hindi	udar (उदर)	stomach	—	belly
#8321	Hindi	udar (उदर)	stomach	—	abdomen
#8324	Hindi	udar (उदर)	belly	—	abdomen
#8326	Telugu	garbhamu (గర్భము)	abdomen	←	womb
#2800	Telugu	garbhamu (గర్భము)	belly	←	womb
#8325	Sranan Tongo	bere	stomach	→	womb
#2800	Sranan Tongo	bere	belly	→	womb
#5895	Sranan Tongo	bere	stomach	—	belly
#8321	Afrikaans	maag	stomach	→	abdomen
#8328	Kashmiri	pohu (प॑हु॒), powu (प॑वु॒)	spleen (anat.)	→	eye of a needle
#8251	Russian	ложе	bed	→	concubine
#5283	Russian	супруг	husband	—	wife
#5283	French	époux	husband	—	wife
#966	Ndyuka (Aukan, Eastern Maroon Creole)	uman	woman	→	wife
#7220	Classical Arabic	ṣabiyy (صَبِيّ‎)	boy	→	child (of age)
#7220	Classical Arabic	ṣabiyy (صَبِيّ‎)	boy	→	child (of age)
#7220	Classical Arabic	ṣabiyy (صَبِيّ‎)	boy	→	child (of age)
#7220	Classical Arabic	ṣabiyy (صَبِيّ‎)	boy	→	child (of age)
#7220	Classical Arabic	ṣabiyy (صَبِيّ‎)	boy	—	child (of age)
#57	Gulf Arabic	ṣbayy (صْبَيْ)	boy	→	male servant of any age
#574	Afar	áwka	boy	—	son
#574	Afar	báxa	boy	—	son
#575	Afar	awká	girl	—	daughter
#575	Afar	baxá	girl	—	daughter
#7220	Aghwan	ġar	boy	—	child (of age)
#4235	Albanian	bemile	son	—	child (son or daughter)
#8331	Albanian	maj	to feed	→	child (of age)
#8333	Mongolian (Khalkha)	хүүхэд	child (son or daughter)	—	girl, female child
#8335	Cebuano	batà	child (of age)	→	(colloquial) mistress
#8336	Cebuano	batà	child (of age)	→	protégé of someone of higher rank
#4235	Asturian	fíu	son	→	child (son or daughter)
#2205	Cebuano	batà	child (son or daughter)	—	sprout
#8334	Choctaw	chipo̱ta	small	→	child (of age)
#8343	Crimean Tatar	bala	child	—	foal
#8334	Ewe	vi	little, small	→	child (a son or daughter)
#574	Livvi-Karelian	poigu	boy	—	son
#574	Georgian	važi (ვაჟი)	boy	—	son
#4235	Tauro-Romaic (Mariupol Greek)	педъы	son	←	child
#2205	Hawaiian	keiki	child	→	sucker (botany)
#574	Modern Hebrew	bén (בֵּן)	boy	←	son
#575	Modern Hebrew	bat (בַּת)	daughter	→	girl
#575	Rajasthani	chorī (छोरी)	girl	—	daughter
#8334	Igbo	ńta	little, small	→	child
#5224	Latvian	bērns	child (son or daughter)	—	child (of age)
#4235	Assamese	soli (ছলি)	(Kamrupi, Barpeta, Bajali) son	—	(Central, Kamrupi) child, kid
#7220	Assamese	soli (ছলি)	(Kamrupi, Barpeta, Bajali) son	—	(Central, Kamrupi) child, kid
#574	Assamese	soli (ছলি)	(Kamrupi, Barpeta, Bajali) boy	—	(Kamrupi, Barpeta, Bajali) son
#574	Assamese	apa (আপা)	(Kamrupi) boy	—	(Kamrupi) son
#57	Assamese	apa (আপা)	boy	→	(informal) a young male home servant
#574	Assamese	löra (ল’ৰা)	boy	—	son
#4235	Nivkh	оғла	(Amur, North Sakhalin) son	—	(Amur, North Sakhalin) child
#8334	Nupe	-gi	diminutive suffix; used to form nouns meaning a smaller form of something	→	child
#8334	Sranan Tongo	pikin	little, small	→	child
#4235	Dari	bače (بَچه)	son	—	child, kid
#7220	Dari	bače (بَچه)	boy	—	child, kid
#574	Dari	bače (بَچه)	boy	—	son
#574	Farsi	pesar (پسر)	boy	—	son
#574	Tajiki	писар	boy	—	son
#5224	Farsi	farzand (فَرزَند)	child (son or daughter)	—	child (of age)
#8333	Quechua	wamra	child or kid, specifically between ages 4 and 6, around which time they may take up responsibilities within the home; (archaic, Incan) a child between ages 1 and 5	—	(Wanka, San Martin) a girl
#7220	Santali	gon (ᱜᱳᱱ)	boy	—	child
#4235	Oromo	ilma	son	—	child
#574	Romani	ćhavo	Romani boy	—	son
#8021	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	mousse	child	→	cabin boy, a boy or young man who is employed to serve as an attendant for passengers or crew members on a ship
#4235	Taos	ȕʼúna	son	—	child (son or daughter)
#5224	Tatar	бала	child (son or daughter)	—	child (of age)
#575	Armenian	aġǰik (աղջիկ)	girl	→	(colloquial) daughter
#8334	Wutun	ga	little, small	→	child
#4235	Standard Zhuang	lwg	son	—	child
#7220	Standard Zhuang	lwg	boy	—	child
#574	Standard Zhuang	lwg	boy	—	son
#8334	Standard Zhuang	lwg	small	→	child
#5224	Standard Zhuang	lwgnyez	child (son or daughter)	—	child (of age)
#5224	Gagauz	uşak	child (son or daughter)	—	child (of age)
#7220	West Kewa	aa-ugiasi	(Pandanus language) boy	—	(Pandanus language) child (of age)
#5066	Gizzra	boba (term of address), bobat (term of reference)	grandchild	—	grandparent
#8353	Sindhi	تِليِ	spleen (anat.)	—	palm (body part)
#2714	Sindhi	جِگَرُ	liver	—	spirit
#8270	Sindhi	جِگَرُ	liver	—	courage
#8271	Sindhi	جِگَرُ	liver	—	dear
#8355	Abkhaz	а-вара	flank (body part)	→	spleen (anat.)
#8296	Rutul	зилиз	spleen (anat.)	←	leech
#1898	Rutul	джигаьр	lung	←	liver
#1898	Khinalug	x̂ırıż biyar	lung	—	liver
#2714	Dargwa (literary)	дулекI	liver	—	location of emotions
#1171	Dargwa (literary)	уркIи	liver	—	location of emotions
#8356	Chamalal	чIикъ	urinary bladder	→	spleen (anat.)
#8357	Godoberi	исибалассу	nearby	→	spleen (anat.)
#8358	Chamalal	йелалI	liver	→	brown
#8358	Akhvakh	рикьlелlи	liver	→	brown
#8358	Godoberi	лелилIа	liver	→	brown
#8358	Bagvalal	лелелъ	liver	→	brown
#8358	Tindi	релалIи	liver	→	brown
#8358	Botlikh	регьилъа	liver	→	brown
#8358	Karata	рекьIайлI	liver	→	brown
#8360	Chuvash	ӳпке	lung	→	resentment, offense
#2714	Gagauz	ceer	liver	—	location of emotions
#8361	Gagauz	dalak	spleen (anat.)	—	swim bladder
#8360	Shor	öкпе	lung	→	anger
#3112	Tatar	жимеш	fruit	→	result, outcome
#8362	Old English	brȳd	bride	→	bridegroom
#22	English	to come	to come	→	gainings, earnings
#1088	Albanian	nuse	bride	—	daughter-in-law
#1088	Chechen	нускал	bride	←	daughter-in-law
#8362	Gothic	brūþs	bride	→	bridegroom
#1088	Gothic	brūþs	bride	—	daughter-in-law
#8362	Norwegian	brud	bride	→	bridegroom
#8362	Icelandic	brúður	bride	→	bridegroom
#8362	Faroese	brúður	bride	→	bridegroom
#8362	Old High German	brūt	bride	→	bridegroom
#8362	Dutch	bruid	bride	→	bridegroom
#8362	Old Saxon	brūd	bride	→	bridegroom
#8362	Kikuyu	mũhiki	bride	→	bridegroom
#2514	Georgian	dedopali (დედოფალი)	queen	→	bride
#1088	Gagauz	gelin	bride	—	daughter-in-law
#3201	Ingrian	maito	milk	→	dandelion
#575	Mongolian (Khalkha)	хүүхэн	girl	—	daughter
#1496	Cantonese Chinese	coeng4 (腸, 肠)	bowels, intestine	—	sausage
#1496	Tibetan	rgyu ma (རྒྱུ་མ)	small intestine	—	sausage
#1496	Tai Lue	ṡay² (ᦺᦉᧉ)	intestine	→	sausage
#6251	Tiwi	turlungata, tuwulingata	soft-shelled crab, just after changing shell	—	newborn baby
#4304	Western Abenaki	kinjamessiskwa	queen	←	wife
#966	Western Abenaki	-skwa	female	—	wife
#5019	Gothic	ja	thus, so	—	yes
#1473	French	prendre	to take, seize	→	to begin (tr.)
#1917	Crimean Tatar	quşağ	belt	→	rainbow
#1917	Georgian	sarṭq̇eli (სარტყელი)	belt	→	rainbow
#8372	Modern Hebrew	m'laf'fon (מְלָפְפוֹן)	(Mishnaic Hebrew) Armenian cucumber, vegetable melon; (Modern Israeli Hebrew) cucumber	←	(Koine) melon, Cucumis melo
#8372	Medieval Latin	cucumis	cucumber	←	Armenian cucumber, snake melon, vegetable melon, Cucumis melo subsp. melo var. flexuosus
#7105	Russian	бага	(dialect) vineyard	—	(dialect) garden
#7105	Ottoman Turkish	bağ (باغ‎)	vineyard, a grape plantation	←	garden, orchard
#7105	Khalaj	bâğ	vineyard	—	garden
#8375	Korean	mal (말)	horse (Equus caballus)	→	sawhorse
#8375	Japanese	uma (馬)	horse	→	sawhorse
#8374	Farsi	xar (خر‎)	donkey	→	(carpentry) trestle
#8377	Albanian	shtatë	seven	→	September
#8382	Navajo	nitʼą́ą́	ripened	→	September
#7308	North Frisian	härfst	autumn	→	September
#8383	Ojibwe	mooz	moose	→	September
#8384	Ojibwe	mandaamin	maize	→	September
#7308	Old English	hærfest	autumn	→	September
#7308	Old Norse	haust	autumn	→	September
#7308	Old High German	herbist	autumn	→	September
#7308	Skolt Sami	čõhčč	autumn	→	September
#8380	Thai	gan-yaa (กันยา)	Virgo	→	September
#7308	Võro	süküs	autumn	→	September
#7308	West Frisian	hjerst	autumn	→	September
#7308	Inari Sami	čohčâ	autumn	→	September
#8387	Japanese	nagai (長)	long (period of time)	→	(poetic) the long month; September
#7918	Korean	gu (구)	nine	→	September
#8388	Lakota	čhaŋwápe	tree leaves	→	September
#7900	Belarusan	адменны	peculiar, distinctive; not like everyone else	→	the best, extraordinary
#7157	Russian	шаг	step, pace	→	act, deed
#366	Nepali	gahruṅgo (गह्रुङ्गो)	heavy (of weight)	→	difficult
#366	Uzbek	ogʻir (оғир)	heavy (of weight)	—	difficult
#366	Ingrian	raskas	heavy (of weight)	—	difficult
#366	Yiddish	shver (שווער)	heavy (of weight)	→	difficult
#366	Manx	trome	heavy (of weight)	→	difficult
#4639	French	mal	pain	→	disease
#4150	Georgian	uprosi (უფროსი)	elder	→	boss
#4150	Medieval Latin	senior	elder	→	lord, sir
#4686	Japanese	mō (盲)	blindness, blind person	→	caecum (blind gut)
#4686	Kumyk	сокъур	blind	→	caecum (blind gut)
#5424	Russian	свет	light (n.)	→	(colloquial) electricity
#7048	Urdu	qāmūs (قَامُوس)	ocean	→	dictionary, encyclopedia
#6123	Medieval Latin	tertia	third (fem.sg.)	→	(Ecclesiastical Latin) Tuesday
#6123	Mirandese	terça	third (fem.sg.)	→	Tuesday
#6125	Medieval Latin	quinta	fifth	→	(Ecclesiastical Latin) Thursday
#6125	Mirandese	quinta	fifth	→	Thursday
#6741	Korean	suh (숳)	male	→	male animal
#6741	Gagauz	erkek	man (male)	—	male (animal)
#6741	Farsi	nar (نر)	man (male)	→	the male of any species
#6741	Uzbek	erkak (эркак)	man (male)	—	male (animal)
#6741	Godoberi	кунтIа	man (male)	—	male (animal)
#8397	Russian	перл	pearl	→	perl barley
#8397	Ukrainian	перла, перлина	pearl	→	pearl barley
#8399	Abkhaz	а-жьҭаара	grape harvest	→	October
#8398	Albanian	tetë	eight	→	October
#8400	Aromanian	Sãnmedru	Saint Demetrius	→	October
#8401	Basque	urri	little	→	October
#8402	Lithuanian	spãlis	shive	→	October
#8403	Yupik	nulirte-	to mate	→	October
#7919	Korean	sip (시)	ten	→	October
#8408	Lakota	čhaŋwápe	tree leaf	→	October
#8409	Livonian	vīmõ	rain	→	(poetic) October
#8410	Navajo	hwííshgháán	one’s back	→	October
#8411	North Frisian	storm	storm	→	October
#8412	Ojibwe	binaakwe	falling leaves	→	October
#8403	Scottish Gaelic	dàmhair	rutting	→	October
#8416	West Frisian	wyn	wind	→	October
#48	Crimean Tatar	ава	air	—	weather
#8420	Haitian Creole	anbrase	to hug, embrace	→	to kiss
#8421	German	Bock	goat	→	bagpipes
#8424	Tajiki	ҷория	female slave	—	beautiful girl
#8430	Russian	горячий	hot	→	sexually attractive
#8430	Mongolian (Khalkha)	халуун	hot	→	sexually attractive
#8433	Russian	пустой	empty	→	meaningless
#8430	Swedish	het	hot	→	(slang) physically very attractive
#8430	Finnish	kuuma	hot	→	(colloquial) sexually attractive
#3999	Crimean Tatar	сепет	basket	—	beehive
#7045	New Latin	flagellum	whip	→	flagellates
#7045	Ancient Greek	μάστιξ	whip, scourge	→	taxonomic superclass within the subphylum Sarcomastigophora – many unicellular heterotrophic protozoans
#7045	Russian	бич	whip	→	(obsolete) flagellates
#5236	English	brother	male sibling	→	male fellow member of a religious community
#8443	Russian	выгнать	to drive, to force to move on	→	to fire (from job)
#7122	Russian	ставить	to put	→	to appoint (to a position)
#8448	Russian	корень	root (of a plant)	→	root (of a word)
#5144	Russian	братан	(colloquial) brother	→	member of a братва́ (bratvá) (a criminal group)
#8436	Croatian	vrat	neck	→	neck (of a musical instrument)
#4542	Serbian	пр̏сте̄н	finger-ring	→	ring finger
#4542	Croatian	pȑstēn	finger-ring	→	ring finger
#8452	Khoekhoe	ǃkhuri-ai	turn (s.th.) inside out	→	disgusting, shocking or hurtful
#8434	Gagauz	kol	arm	→	sleeve
#8453	New Latin	flagellum	whip, lash, scourge	→	long whiplike organelle
#8453	Bulgarian	камшик	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Modern Greek	μαστίγιο	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Turkish	kamçı	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Bosnian	bič	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Serbian	бич	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Croatian	bič	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Russian	жгут	plait, braid of piece of fabric, such plait used to whip participants in folk games	→	flagellum
#8453	Icelandic	svipa	riding crop, whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Czech	bič	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Slovenian	bič	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Slovak	bič	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Dutch	zweep	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Georgian	šolṭi (შოლტი)	whip	→	flagellum
#8453	Italian	flagello	scourge	→	flagellum
#8455	Russian	щека	cheek	→	a part of ploughshare
#8455	Ukrainian	щока	cheek	→	ploughshare
#370	Punjabi	paṛhnā (ਪੜ੍ਹਨਾ, پڑھنا)	to read	—	to learn, study
#370	Assamese	porha (পঢ়া)	to read	—	to learn, study
#370	Bengali	poṛa (পড়া)	to read	—	to learn, study
#370	Tamil	paṭi (படி)	to read	—	to learn, study
#3212	Ottoman Turkish	okumak (اوقومق)	to recite to chant; to sing	→	to read
#370	Ottoman Turkish	okumak (اوقومق)	to read	→	to learn, study
#370	Gagauz	okumaa	to read	→	to learn, study
#3212	Khalaj	hoqımaq	to sing	→	to read
#370	Tatar	уку	to read	→	to learn, study
#6354	Shor	сынма	hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia)	→	partridge
#8458	Khakas	сым, сымна	hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia)	→	willow ptarmigan
#8459	Russian	серая куропатка	partridge	—	willow ptarmigan
#8459	Komi-Permyak	бадьӧг	partridge	—	willow ptarmigan
#8459	French	perdrix	partridge	—	willow ptarmigan
#8459	Catalan	perdiu	partridge	→	willow ptarmigan
#6354	Gagauz	çil	hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia)	—	partridge
#6354	English	hazel grouse	Tetrastes bonasia	—	partridge
#8463	Teleut	куш	hen	←	bird
#8463	Shor	қуш	hen	—	bird
#8459	Tatar	соры көртлек	partridge	—	willow ptarmigan
#8459	Turkish	çil keklik	partridge	—	willow ptarmigan
#8468	Bikol	ulón	to rest one's head on a pillow or onto something used similar to a pillow	→	placenta
#8470	New Latin	placenta	flat cake	→	placenta
#8473	Serbian	постеља	bed	→	placenta
#8473	Croatian	postelja	bed	→	placenta
#8479	Gagauz	son	end; result, outcome	→	placenta
#8483	Brazilian Portuguese	alemão	German (person from Germany or of German ancestry)	→	(slang) a person with blond hair and fair skin
#8483	Brazilian Portuguese	polaco	person from Poland	→	(Paraná, slang) blond person
#8484	Armenian	kaġamar (կաղամար)	(erly Modern Arnemian, XVII c. Venice) inkwell	→	squid
#8485	Russian	содержимое	contents	→	content
#5951	Modern Hebrew	כַּמָה	how many?	→	some
#9599	French	arme blanche	white armour	→	plate armour
#6135	Khaling	jaŋ	nest (n.)	—	placenta
#4141	Kulung (Nepal)	jɔ̄ŋ	nest (n.)	→	spider web
#8499	Gagauz	son	last	→	afterbirth, placenta
#7191	Albanian	brymë	rime, hoarfrost, frost	→	(archaic) November
#7191	Aromanian	brumã	frost (cover of minute ice crystals); hoarfrost, rime	→	November
#8502	Asturian	paya	straw	→	November
#8503	Breton	du	black	→	November
#7920	Korean	sibil (십일)	eleven	→	November
#8505	Scottish Gaelic	Samhain	Samhain	→	November
#7191	Ojibwe	gashkadino	freezing	→	November
#8508	Navajo	níłchʼi	wind	→	November
#8509	Mòcheno	òlder haileng	All Saints	→	November
#8510	Luxembourgish	Wanter	winter	→	(archaic) November
#8512	Lakota	tȟakhíyuȟa	bull (of cattle); buck (of deer, antelope)	→	November
#8510	Lakota	waníyetu	winter	→	November
#2373	Lakota	waníyetu	winter	—	year
#389	Albanian	mjekër	beard	—	chin
#389	Gujarati	dāḍhī (દાઢી)	beard	→	(rare) chin
#4565	Tok Pisin	mambu	pipe	—	wind instrument
#5339	Russian	железный	iron (adj.)	→	(colloquial) metal (adj.)
#464	English	eye	organ through which animals see	→	hole to which the viewer places his or her eye in a device such as a telescope
#1171	Maxakalí	tuxa	heart	→	location of emotions
#1171	Nahuatl	yoli	heart	—	location of emotions
#1171	Tutelo	yąti	heart	—	location of emotions
#1171	Kashubian	serce	heart	—	location of emotions
#7527	Russian	тысяча	thousand	→	(rare) myriapod
#1171	Shipibo-Conibo	tecá	heart	—	location of emotions
#1171	Shipibo-Conibo	jointi	heart	—	location of emotions
#1171	Arabela	jiuujia	heart	—	location of emotions
#8295	Arabela	jiuujia	stomach	—	heart
#1171	Texistepec	a̲nima	heart	←	soul
#1171	Texistepec	jutucotʉ	heart	—	location of emotions
#8529	Texistepec	jutucotʉ	heart	—	life
#1171	Georgian	guli (გული)	heart	—	location of emotions
#1171	Cherokee	adanvdo (ᎠᏓᏅᏙ)	heart	—	location of emotions
#1171	Chichewa (Nyanja)	mtíma	heart	—	attitude, nature (of a person)
#1171	Tai Lue	ṫsay (ᦺᦈ)	heart	—	mind
#1171	Tai Dam (Black Tai)	chaư	heart	—	mind; feeling
#1171	Tai Nuea (Dehong)	tsaue (ᥓᥬ)	heart	—	mind; feeling
#1171	Tai Phake	caü (ꩡ︀ၞ်)	heart	—	mind; spirit
#8295	Laz	guri (გური)	stomach	←	heart
#1171	Mingrelian	guri (გური)	heart	→	sense, perception
#1171	Ligurian	cheu	heart	→	mind
#1171	Lingala	motéma	heart	→	character, personality
#1467	Lingala	motéma	heart	→	courage
#1171	Coeur d'Alene	=algwa(s)	heart	—	location of emotions
#8290	Coeur d'Alene	=algwa(s)	stomach	—	location of emotions
#8295	Coeur d'Alene	=algwa(s)	stomach	—	heart
#1171	Tsakhur	йикI	heart	—	mind; spirit
#1467	Tsakhur	йикI	heart	→	brave, courageous
#1171	Botlikh	ракӀва	heart	→	location of emotions
#1171	Godoberi	ракӀва	heart	—	location of emotions
#1124	Rutul	лекаь	spot, stain	→	shame
#1124	Juhuri (Judeo-Tat)	loko	spot, stain	→	shame, a flaw on one’s reputation
#8535	English	to lick	to lick	→	index finger
#8525	Old Tupian	nhy'ã	heart	→	(broadly) bowels; entrails (the internal organs)
#1171	Manchu	niyaman	(anatomy) heart	→	heart; spirit; innermost being
#1171	Urdu	dil (دِل)	heart	→	(figuratively) mind
#1171	Tocharian A	āriñc	heart	—	seat of emotions
#1171	Yoruba	ọkàn	physical heart	→	mind, psychological heart
#1467	Yoruba	ọkàn	heart	→	bravery
#1171	Standard Zhuang	sim	heart	—	seat of emotions
#1171	Quechua	sonqo	heart	—	location of emotions
#8540	Russian	колено	knee	→	elbow piece (tube)
#1171	Eyak	-’uG-L	heart	—	location of emotions
#1363	Russian	косо смотреть	to look asquint	→	to disapprove
#8541	Mandarin Chinese	jìng (鏡 / 镜)	mirror	→	(archaic) a special protective plate which was sewn on the front and back parts of a war garment (for protection against arrows)
#8541	Ukrainian	зєрцала	(obsolete) mirror	→	mirror armour
#8542	Manchu	buleku	mirror	→	dictionary
#8542	Buriat	толи	mirror	→	dictionary
#8542	Kalmyk	толь	mirror	→	dictionary
#8549	Italian	piombo	lead, plumbum	→	(archaic) mirror
#8555	Classical Nahuatl	mētztli	moon	→	lead, plumbum
#1055	Pali	tipu	lead, plumbum	—	tin (n.)
#8557	Ancient Greek	Βρεττανία	Brittany	→	tin
#8541	Classical Persian	âyina (آیینه)	mirror	→	metal protective plates that warriors placed on the chest, back and thighs
#8541	Southern Altai	кöрнöö	mirror	→	mirror armour
#7287	Cantonese Chinese	sap6 ji6 (十二)	twelve	→	December
#7289	Võro	joul	Christmas	→	December
#8567	Low German	harde	hard, fierce	→	January
#8566	Middle Low German	harde	severe, harsh	→	December
#5008	Old High German	skild, skilt	shield	→	coin
#7291	Breton	kerzu	very black	→	December
#8571	Bulgarian	свети Никола	Saint Nicholas	→	(dialect) December
#7329	Upper Sorbian	hód, hódy	year	→	(dialect) December
#7329	Lower Sorbian	gódy	year	→	(dialect) December
#8572	Serbian	вук	wolf	→	December
#8572	Czech	vlk	wolf	→	(dialect) December
#8574	Russian	мутный	muddy, turbid (of water)	→	to be angry
#757	English	to go astray	to lose one's way	→	to make a mistake, be wrong
#2003	Russian	острый	sharp	→	clever
#8575	Korean	myeong (명)	fate; destiny	—	life
#8576	Korean	myeong (명)	command; order	—	fate; destiny
#8577	Korean	myeong (명)	(formal) name	—	command; order
#2872	French	haut	high (location)	—	high (size), tall
#8578	Nganasan	талу	yesterday	—	tomorrow
#68	Latin	mane	morning	→	tomorrow
#8580	Russian	пушка	(criminal slang) pistol, handgun	←	cannon (weapon)
#8588	Danish	misunde	to envy	←	to want
#4958	Modern Greek	ζήλος	eagerness	→	jealousy
#68	Quechua	paqarin	morning	—	tomorrow (adv.)
#68	Khowar	čhúči	morning	—	tomorrow
#2381	Georgian	mexi (მეხი)	thunder	→	cannon
#68	North Alaskan Inuit (Iñupiaq)	uvlaak	in the morning	—	tomorrow
#203	Polish	zazdrość	jealous	—	envious
#68	Arabela	tariqui	morning	—	tomorrow
#1176	Polish	zajrzeć	to see/to look at	—	to envy
#68	Maxakalí	hãptup	morning	—	tomorrow
#68	Crow	tsirák'ce	morning	—	tomorrow
#68	Lakota	hinhanna	morning	—	tomorrow
#3929	Urdu	śīśa (شِیشَہ)	glass (material)	→	mirror
#8592	Danish	glas	vessel	→	ship's bells
#8592	Norwegian	glass	vessel	→	ship's bells
#8592	Polish	szklanka	vessel	→	ship's bells
#8592	Swedish	glas	vessel	→	ship's bells
#3929	Navajo	tsésǫʼ	glass (material)	—	mirror
#278	Navajo	tsésǫʼ	mica (hydrous aluminosilicate mineral)	→	glass (material)
#3929	Tibetan	shel (ཤེལ)	glass (material)	—	mirror
#3929	Kikuyu	gĩcicio	window pane	—	mirror
#3981	Kikuyu	gĩcicio	mirror	→	(in the plural) spectacles
#3981	Marathi	ayanā (अयना)	mirror	→	(pl.) spectacles
#3929	Koasati	kakanahilka	window glass	—	mirror
#8609	Galician	raio	ray	→	radius (geometry)
#8615	Taos	sə́on-	man, husband	→	January
#8617	Classical Arabic	ad-dalw (الدَلْو‎)	Aquarius (constellation)	→	(obsolete) January
#7382	Korean	il (일)	one, first	→	January
#7383	North Frisian	is	ice	→	(Mooring) January
#7380	Võro	vahtsõaasta	new year	→	January
#8618	West Frisian	foar	before, in front of	→	January
#7381	Yupik	kaneq	cold	→	January
#8620	Telugu	karkaṭamu (కర్కటము)	crab	→	Cancer (constellation)
#8620	Urdu	kekṛā (کیکْڑا)	crab	→	Cancer (constellation)
#8620	Classical Arabic	saraṭān (سَرَطَان)	crab	→	Cancer (constellation)
#8620	Japanese	kani (蟹)	crab	→	Cancer (constellation)
#8624	Albanian	iríq	hedgehog (Еrinaceus)	→	cancer (disease)
#8622	Classical Arabic	saraṭān (سَرَطَان)	crab	→	cancer (disease)
#8622	Classical Arabic	saraṭān (سَرَطَان)	crab	→	cancer (disease)
#8622	Farsi	saratân (سرطان)	crab	→	cancer (disease)
#8622	Modern Hebrew	sartán (סַרְטָן)	crab	→	cancer (disease)
#8620	Modern Hebrew	sartán (סַרְטָן)	crab	→	Cancer (constellation)
#8622	Faroese	krabbi	crab	→	cancer (disease)
#8622	Icelandic	krabbi	crab	→	(colloquial) cancer (disease)
#8622	Georgian	ḳiborčxala (კიბორჩხალა)	crab	→	cancer (disease)
#8631	Malayalam	aṟbudaṁ (അർബുദം)	billion	→	cancer (disease)
#8632	Mi'kmaq	go'gwejij	spider	→	cancer (disease)
#8637	Old High German	sibun	seven	→	Pleiades
#8637	Old Norse	sjau	seven	→	Pleiades
#8637	Scottish Gaelic	seachd	seven	→	Pleiades
#6330	New Latin	malleus	hammer	→	hammer bone, malleus
#6302	New Latin	incus	anvil (of a blacksmith)	→	anvil bone
#6302	Afrikaans	aambeeld	anvil (of a blacksmith)	→	anvil bone
#6302	Kutchi (Kachhi)	eṇa (એણ)	anvil (of a blacksmith)	→	anvil bone
#6302	Gujarati	eraṇ (એરણ)	anvil (of a blacksmith)	→	anvil bone
#8648	Russian	качественный	qualitative	→	high-quality
#8649	Gagauz	dökmää	to pour	→	to cast, shape (molten metal etc.)
#8650	New Latin	stapes	stirrup	→	stapes (bone in the middle ear)
#8650	Russian	стремя	stirrup	→	stapes
#8650	Afrikaans	stiebeuel	stirrup	→	stapes
#8652	Polish	baby	women	→	Pleiades
#8638	Estonian	sõel	sieve (n.)	→	Pleiades
#8636	Gagauz	kloçka	broody hen	→	Pleiades
#8638	Bashkir	иләк	sieve (n.)	→	(dialect) Pleiades
#8659	Kalmyk	туулан	hare (Lepus)	→	Pleiades
#8655	Khakas	уя	nest (n.)	→	Pleiades
#8666	Khakas	соох	frost	→	Pleiades
#8656	Khakas	кÿрген	barrow, hillock	→	Pleiades
#8667	Udmurt	кут	bast shoe	→	Pleiades
#8655	Udmurt	кар	nest (n.)	→	Pleiades
#8669	Turkish	başak	ear, spike (of a grain plant)	→	Virgo
#8036	Russian	обещать	to promise	→	to bequeath
#8686	Russian	положить	to lower, put down	→	(criminal slang) to kill, usually in a shootout
#1059	Armenian	tʿuš (թուշ)	cheek	→	buttok
#4272	Ottoman Turkish	iğne (ایكنه)	needle	—	sting (n.)
#4272	Ottoman Turkish	ibre (ابره)	needle	—	sting (n.)
#8687	Russian	варить	to cook, boil	—	to brew (beer)
#4029	Gothic	aba	father	—	husband
#8689	Bikol	papel	paper, document	→	role
#8689	Cebuano	papel	document (n.)	→	role
#5344	Baruya (Yipma)	kwaari'mata	metal	—	knife
#8691	Baruya (Yipma)	kwaari'mata	metal	→	plastic
#492	Baruya (Yipma)	sɨnna	nose	—	face
#8692	Baruya (Yipma)	sɨnna	first	—	nose
#3929	Ekari (Kapauku)	papaado	glass (material)	—	mirror
#2367	West Kewa	podo	a variety of parrot	→	reflection of anything from the sun: shell, axe, mirror, airplane, quartz, a white bird
#1093	Dalmatian	surco	mouse	→	bat
#8699	Armenian	unčʿ (ունչ)	(archaic) nose	→	shrew
#8697	Armenian	sur (սուր)	sharp	→	shrew
#8695	Armenian	nrbakʿitʿ muk (նրբաքիթ մուկ)	shrew	←	mouse
#8697	Ottoman Turkish	sivri (سیوری‎)	sharp-pointed	→	shrew
#8695	Ottoman Turkish	sivri sıçan (سیوری صیچان)	shrew	←	mouse
#2691	Standard Zhuang	nou	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Saek	nū̀ (หนู่)	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Sardinian	sotighe, soriche	mouse	—	rat
#6033	Standard Zhuang	nou	mouse	→	squirrel (Sciurus)
#2691	Manchu	singgeri	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Maltese	ġurdie	mouse	←	rat
#4331	Malay	tikus	mouse	→	computer mouse
#2691	Evenki	сиңэрэкэн	mouse	—	rat
#2691	S'gaw Karen	yu̱ (ယုၢ်)	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Tamil	cuṇṭeli (சுண்டெலி)	mouse	←	rat
#2691	Kannada	ili (ಇಲಿ)	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Tarifit Berber	aɣerḍa	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Tibetan	tsi tsi (ཙི་ཙི)	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Tongan	kumā	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Urdu	cūhā (چوہا)	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Uighur	chashqan (چاشقان)	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Wolof	janax	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Zulu	īgúndane	mouse	—	rat
#2691	Klallam (Clallam, Ns'Klallam, S'klallam)	k'ʷaʔk'ʷáʔt'ən	mouse	←	rat
#8702	Russian	рыть	to dig	→	shrew
#4646	Russian	зреть	to see/to look at	→	mirror
#4646	Bulgarian	зра	to see/to look at	→	mirror
#4646	Slovenian	zreti	to see/to look at	→	mirror
#4646	Slovak	zrieť	(obsolet or poetic) to see	→	mirror
#8701	Selkup	ÿ̄дэнныт, ÿ̄дэннэт, ÿдэныт	late, tardy	—	of the evening
#5140	English	fall	to move to a lower position under the effect of gravity	→	to come to have feelings of love, particularly romantic love
#4786	Adang	to?	milk	→	female breast
#3283	Tagalog	kompas	pair of compasses	—	navigational compass
#4210	Russian	выходить	to go out	→	follows logically
#4786	Tai Lue	num (ᦓᦳᧄ)	milk	—	female breast
#8707	Latin	homo	human, person	→	somebody
#8709	Late Latin	serpens	snake	→	erysipelas
#8709	Ottoman Turkish	yılan (ییلان)	snake	→	erysipelas
#8707	Latin	homo	human, person	→	somebody
#6799	Aromanian	shcurtu	short (size)	→	February
#7439	Cantonese Chinese	ji6 (二)	second (num.)	→	February
#7439	Korean	i (이)	second (num.)	→	February
#8714	French	voile	veil, head-covering	→	soft palate
#8714	Romanian	văl	veil	→	soft palate
#6122	Medieval Latin	secunda	second (num.)	→	Monday
#6124	Medieval Latin	quārta	fourth	→	(Ecclesiastical Latin) Wednesday
#7279	Slovenian	nedélja	Sunday	→	Monday
#7279	Slovak	nedeľa	Sunday	→	Monday
#999	Serbian	кључ	key (of a door)	→	clavicle
#999	Slovak	kľúč	key (of a door)	→	clavicle
#999	Slovenian	ključ	key (of a door)	→	clavicle
#999	Croatian	kljȗč	key (of a door)	→	clavicle
#563	Dalmatian	jomno	man (male)	—	human, person
#563	Corsican	omu	man (male)	—	human, person
#563	Sicilian	omu	man (male)	—	human, person
#563	Friulian	omp	man (male)	—	human, person
#563	Sardinian	òmine	man (male)	—	human, person
#933	Friulian	omp	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Romansh	um	man (male)	—	husband
#933	Breton	den	man (male)	—	husband
#5779	Macedonian	црвен	red	→	erysipelas
#1079	Afrikaans	nael	nail (body part)	—	nail (metal spike)
#1079	Yiddish	nogl (נאָגל⁩)	nail (body part)	—	nail (metal spike)
#7520	Gagauz	yımırta sarısı	yolk	←	yellow
#2137	Tibetan	skyo po (སྐྱོ་པོ)	sad	—	weak
#4751	Manx	ruy	red	→	common bullfinch
#8724	Manx	ree	king	→	common bullfinch
#8726	Romanian	mugur	bud (on a twig)	→	common bullfinch
#8729	Faroese	prýði	decoration	→	common bullfinch
#8731	Classical Arabic	ṭahhara (طَهَّرَ⁩)	to purify	→	to circumcise
#3705	New Latin	frater	monk	→	puffin
#8734	Scots	tammie norrie	stupid-looking, bashful man	—	puffin
#8736	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	gode	shearwater	→	puffin
#4751	German	rot	red	→	common bullfinch
#8739	Turkish	şakrak	noise	→	common bullfinch
#7956	Gagauz	yaa	suet, fat, lard	—	butter
#8741	Belarusan	пяруновы	of thunder	→	belemnite
#8742	Belarusan	чорт	evil spirit	→	belemnite
#4503	Belarusan	страла	arrow	→	belemnite
#4502	Belarusan	палец	finger/toe	→	belemnite
#4503	Ancient Greek	βέλεμνον	dart, javelin	→	belemnite
#8742	Swedish	vätte	evil spirit	→	belemnite
#4504	Swedish	ljus	candle	→	belemnite
#8744	Slovak	klin	wedge	→	(pl.) belemnites
#8754	Polish	piorun	lightning	→	belemnite
#4503	Polish	strzała	arrow	→	belemnite
#8742	Estonian	kurat	evil spirit	→	belemnite
#4502	Estonian	sõrm	finger/toe	→	belemnite
#8742	Kazakh	шайтан	evil spirit	→	belemnite
#4502	Kazakh	саусақ	finger/toe	→	belemnite
#4502	English	finger	finger/toe	→	belemnite
#8742	German	Gespenst	evil spirit	→	belemnite
#4504	German	Kerze	candle	→	belemnite
#2500	Pali	sapati	to swear (an oath)	→	to revile
#12	Tai Lue	ʼaan¹ (ᦀᦱᧃᧈ)	to count	—	to read
#12	Ahom	ʼan	to count	—	to read
#4751	Russian	красный	red	→	(dialect) common bullfinch
#8760	Russian	зоб	craw (of bird)	→	(dialect) common bullfinch
#5485	Russian	зима	winter	→	common bullfinch
#2156	Maori	pākehā	a Māori-language term for New Zealanders primarily of European descent	←	mythical, human like being, with fair skin and hair who possessed canoes made of reeds which changed magically into sailing vessels
#7525	Thai	rɔ́ɔi (ร้อย)	hundred	→	(colloquial, humorous) millipede
#8765	Telugu	aṅgaḍi (అంగడి)	market	→	prostitute, cwhore
#8766	Telugu	toli (తొలి)	first	→	Sunday
#147	Telugu	aṇḍamu (అండము)	egg	→	testicle
#147	Pali	aṇḍa	egg	→	testicle
#8767	Kawi (Old Javanese)	aṇḍa	egg	→	world egg
#8767	Telugu	aṇḍamu (అండము)	egg	→	world
#8768	Walloon	bon	good	→	spring (season)
#4109	Walloon	waeyén	wind	→	autumn
#8774	Telugu	pakṣmamu (పక్ష్మము)	wing	—	eyelash
#8778	Sanskrit	pakṣá (पक्ष)	wing	→	fan (hand-held)
#5496	Gujarati	paṅkho (પંખો)	fan (hand-held)	→	electrical fan
#3135	Bengali	pakha (পাখা)	wing	→	feather
#8778	Bengali	pakha (পাখা)	wing	→	fan (hand-held)
#5496	Bengali	pakha (পাখা)	fan (hand-held)	→	electric fan
#8775	Pali	pakkha	wing	→	half of a lunar month
#8776	Pali	pakkha	wing	→	faction
#3135	Pali	pakkha	wing	→	feathers
#5463	Urdu	tārā (تارا⁩)	star	→	pupil (of an eye)
#5463	Telugu	tāra (తార)	star	→	pupil (of an eye)
#8783	English	eye	organ through which animals see	→	each of three pores at one end of the coconut
#3041	Malayalam	nāṭŭ (നാട്)	state, country, kingdom	→	village
#5774	Kannada	kāḍu (ಕಾಡು)	forest	→	wild, feral
#4281	Pali	ghara	house	→	wife
#591	Bengali	ghor (ঘর)	house, home	→	family
#2979	Sanskrit	álpa (अल्प)	little, small	→	girl
#8789	Faroese	fótur	foot	→	foot (poetry)
#8781	Afrikaans	tyd	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8781	Albanian	kohë	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8781	Georgian	dro (დრო)	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8781	Faroese	tíð	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8781	Modern Hebrew	zmán (זְמַן⁩)	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8781	Korean	si (시)	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8781	Malayalam	kālaṁ (കാലം)	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8781	Farsi	zamân (زمان⁩)	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8780	Farsi	zamân (زمان⁩)	time	→	(fig.) death
#8781	Uzbek	zamon	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8781	Gagauz	zaman	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8799	Gothic	daupjan	to dip, immerse	→	to baptize
#8806	French	se perdre	to get lost	→	to be screwed
#8829	Mandarin Chinese	zhǎng (掌)	palm (body part)	—	sole (bottom of the foot)
#8841	Kikuyu	mũitĩrĩro	giraffe	—	rafter (architecture)
#8843	Breton	neñv	sky	→	paradise, heaven
#8843	Korean	haneul (하늘)	sky	→	(chiefly Confucianism) heaven
#6423	Russian	трясти	to shake	→	fever
#8885	Russian	трясти	to shake	→	to astonish
#8885	Modern Greek	συγκλονίζω	to shake	→	to astonish, to shock
#8886	Amharic	märet (መሬት)	earth, soil	→	Earth (planet)
#8886	Kyrghyz	жер	earth, soil	→	Earth (planet)
#5126	Mongolian (Khalkha)	эгч	elder sister	→	respectful term of address to an elder woman or term of description, respectful postfix to the name
#8898	Latin	ruga	wrinkle	→	(Limousin) street
#5462	English	star	small, natural and bright dot appearing in the unobscured sky, especially in the night or twilight sky	→	any of various asteroids or other echinoderms (not in fact fish) with usually five arms, many of which eat bivalves or corals by everting their stomach
#5462	Navajo	sǫʼ	star	→	starfish
#5462	Lithuanian	žvaigždė̃	star	→	starfish
#5462	Uzbek	yulduz	star	→	starfish
#8900	Russian	тянуть	to pull, to draw	→	to put on
#8902	Albanian	draco	dragon	→	devil, satan
#8908	New Latin	ranula	little frog	→	swelling on the tongue of cattle
#8912	Russian	век	lifetime, period of time	→	century
#6257	Hungarian	ér	blood vessel	→	vein (geology)
#8915	Russian	правильный	correct (adj.)	→	rule, regulations
#8918	Russian	раз	time (instance)	→	if
#1625	English	bull	adult male of domesticated cattle or oxen	→	large, strong man
#870	Russian	жаркий	hot	→	passionate
#8055	Russian	блестеть	to glitter	→	excellent
#7194	Ancient Greek	σπλήν	spleen (anat.)	→	Chrysosplenium (genus)
#5066	Djaru	ɖamiji	grandchild (daughter's son, daughter's daughter)	—	grandparent (mother's father, mother's father's brother)
#5066	Djaru	gilagi	grandchild (son's son, son's daughter)	—	grandparent (father's father, father's father's brother)
#8926	Nenets	χora	bull	→	mammoth
#8926	Mansi	χār	bull	→	mammoth
#8926	Yakut	оҕус	bull	→	mammoth
#8926	Oyrot	бука	bull	→	mammoth
#8927	Tundra Nenets	хaлэ?(н)	whale	→	mammoth
#7932	Adyghe	шъоу	honey	→	sugar
#7933	Adyghe	щыгъу	salt	→	sugar
#7931	Hindi	cīnī (चीनी)	Chinese	→	sugar
#7931	Urdu	cīnī (چِینِی)	Chinese	→	sugar
#7931	Punjabi	cīnī (ਚੀਨੀ)	Chinese	→	sugar
#7931	Bengali	cin (চীন)	China	→	sugar
#7931	Telugu	cīnī (చీనీ)	(rare) Chinese	→	(colloquial, regional) sugar
#7931	Oriya	cini (ଚିନି)	Chinese	→	sugar
#7921	Hungarian	bika	bull	→	Taurus
#3017	Russian	кусать	to bite	—	to eat
#5998	Hungarian	tele	full	→	sated with food
#7339	Kalmyk	хату	hard, solid	—	greedy
#8513	Telugu	dhanussu (ధనుస్సు)	bow (weapon)	→	Sagittarius
#7365	Belarusan	воля	will, intention	—	freedom
#1480	Khalaj	kö̂k	sky	—	blue
#1480	Ottoman Turkish	gök (گوك)	sky	—	light blue, azure
#1480	Gagauz	gök	sky	—	blue
#1480	Chagatai	kök (كوك)	sky	—	blue
#1480	Uighur	kök (كۆك)	sky	—	blue
#1480	Uzbek	koʻk	sky	—	blue
#1480	Kumyk	кёк	sky	—	blue
#5517	Latin	graculus	jackdaw	→	rook
#5923	Dalmatian	paserain	bird	←	sparrow
#5923	Asturian	páxaru	bird	←	sparrow
#5923	Leonese	páxaru	bird	←	sparrow
#5923	Aragones	paxaro	bird	←	sparrow
#5923	Galician	paxaro	bird	←	sparrow
#5923	Portuguese	pássaro	bird	←	sparrow
#5923	Judaeo-Spanish (Ladino)	pásharo (páxaro)	bird	←	sparrow
#8315	Maltese	bejt	roof	→	sparrow
#6230	Russian	солнце	sun	→	dear, darling
#8843	Guarani	yvága	sky	→	paradise, heaven
#4493	Arabic	jaḏr, jiḏr (جَذْر or جِذْر)	root (of a plant)	→	root of tooth
#8946	Russian	узел	knot	→	node (botany)
#5684	Norwegian	kvit	onion	→	garlic (Allium sativum)
#1587	Arabic	ʕaqrab (عَقْرَب)	scorpion	→	hand (of a clock), needle (of device)
#8959	Breton	biz	finger	→	hand (of a clock)
#8960	Korean	baneul (바늘)	needle, pin	→	hand (of a clock)
#8960	Korean	chim (침)	needle (sewing)	→	hand or pointer (in clocks, watches, meters, compasses, etc.)
#8962	Telugu	mullu (ముల్లు)	thorn	→	hand (of a clock)
#8966	Russian	запнуться	to stop	→	comma
#8968	Russian	козёл	goat	→	salsify
#8968	English	goat	goat	→	salsify
#8968	Tatar	кәҗә	goat	→	salsify
#8972	Polish	baź-baź	command to a sheep	→	catkin, ament
#8972	Slovak	bahnico	lamb	→	catkin
#1070	Belarusan	кот	cat	→	catkin
#1070	Scottish Gaelic	cat	cat	→	catkin
#8975	Belarusan	кот	cat	→	fur seal
#8976	Korean	gae (개)	dog	→	fur seal
#8989	Belarusan	пастух	herder	→	bird of Rallidae family
#8989	Ukrainian	пастух	herder	→	bird of Rallidae family
#8989	Russian	пастух	herder	→	bird of Rallidae family
#289	Dutch	koe	cow	→	cattle egret
#7699	Luxembourgish	Päischt	Easter	→	May
#7699	Luxembourgish	Oktav	Octave of Easter	→	May
#7924	Luxembourgish	bléien	flower	→	(archaic, poetic) May
#7639	Rutul	устIул	seat, chair	→	appointment, position
#7639	Russian	кресло	armchair	→	responsible position, post
#6881	Rutul	бырдж	debt	—	duty, responsibility
#1184	Dutch	vleugel	wing	→	flank (military)
#4960	Dutch	vleugel	wing	→	building wing
#9000	Modern Greek	ορθός	straight	→	right (angle)
#9000	Latin	rectus	straight	→	right (angle)
#9001	Russian	прямой	straight	→	vertical, upright
#123	Armenian	tʻurkʻ (թուրք)	Turk (a person from Turkey or of Turkish ethnic descent)	→	(figuratively) barbarian, vandal, Turk
#123	Modern Greek	Τούρκος	Turk	→	(colloquial, slang, derogatory) furious, enraged
#4702	Croatian	dužina	length	→	longitude
#9003	Arabic	mustaqīm (مُسْتَقِيم)	straight	→	straight (angle)
#9003	Bulgarian	изправен	straightened	→	straight (angle)
#4591	Russian	баклажан	eggplant (Solanum melongena)	→	(dialect) tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
#9007	Russian	червячок	worm	→	(dialect, pl.) catkins
#9007	Russian	гусеница	worm	→	(dialect, pl.) catkins
#1070	German	Büsel	cat	→	catkin
#8998	Belarusan	журавель	crane (Grus)	→	a kind of folk dance, imitating the crane (bird)
#8998	Modern Greek	γέρανος	crane (Grus)	→	traditional dance of Zakynthos
#8998	Bashkir	торна	crane (Grus)	→	a kind of folk dance
#9008	Russian	привязать	to attach to	→	to love
#461	Italian	occhio	eye	→	fried egg sunny side up
#461	Czech	oko	eye	→	fried egg
#9013	Luxembourgish	Spigel	mirror	→	fried eggs
#3294	Spanish	estrella	star	→	fried egg
#461	Japanese	medama (目玉)	eye	→	fried egg
#3294	Portuguese	estrela	star	→	fried egg
#461	Macedonian	око	eye	→	fried egg
#7171	Tatar	ак	white	→	Arctic fox
#7171	Kazakh	ақ	white	→	Arctic fox
#9015	Kazakh	түлкі	fox	→	Arctic fox
#9015	Tatar	төлке	fox	→	Arctic fox
#7171	English	white	white	→	Arctic fox
#9015	French	renard	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	Arctic fox
#9015	Spanish	zorro	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	Arctic fox
#7171	Spanish	blanco	white	→	Arctic fox
#9015	Korean	yeou (여우)	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	Arctic fox
#9015	Japanese	kitsune (狐)	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	Arctic fox
#7171	Japanese	shiro (白)	white	→	Arctic fox
#9015	Russian	лисица	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	Arctic fox
#9015	Portuguese	raposa	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	Arctic fox
#9015	Malay	rubah	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	Arctic fox
#7332	Korean	hae (해)	sun	→	year
#3643	Russian	перо	feather	→	bird
#1494	Gagauz	kokmaa	to perceive smell	—	to emit smell
#3135	Georgian	prta (ფრთა)	wing	→	feather
#3135	Navajo	atʼaʼ	wing	→	wing feather (especially a prayer feather)
#4789	Mbyá Guaraní	ague	fur	—	feather
#4789	Maguindanao	bumbul	hairs, fur	—	feather
#3135	Evenki	дэктэннэ	wing	—	feather
#8797	Zulu	inhlamvu	grain, seed	→	pupil (of an eye)
#8280	Thao	thau	person, human being; in particular, a Thao person	→	pupil (of an eye)
#669	Punjabi	putlī (ਪੁਤਲੀ)	puppet, marionette, doll	→	pupil (of an eye)
#8280	Farsi	mardomak (مردمک)	little man	→	pupil (of an eye)
#2157	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	preunelle	blackthorn, sloe	→	pupil (of an eye)
#147	Ingrian	muna	egg	→	testicle
#3191	Old French	cucu, cocu	cuckoo	→	cuckold, deceived husband
#310	Albanian	brî, brini	horn	→	man with unfaithful wife
#310	Bulgarian	рог	horned	→	cuckold, deceived husband
#310	Macedonian	рог	horned	→	cuckold, deceived husband
#9029	Macedonian	кандило	vigil lamp	→	columbine (Aquilegia)
#9029	Serbian	кандилица (kandilica)	vigil lamp	→	columbine (Aquilegia)
#9030	Russian	голубь	pigeon (Columba)	→	(folk) columbine (Aquilegia)
#9032	Russian	вода	water	→	columbine (Aquilegia)
#9028	Czech	orel	eagle	→	columbine (Aquilegia)
#9028	Polish	orzeł	eagle	→	columbine (Aquilegia)
#9028	Belarusan	арол	eagle	→	columbine (Aquilegia)
#9028	Latin	aquila	eagle	→	columbine (Aquilegia)
#9033	Khoekhoe	ǃkhawa [ǃkha̋wá]	to perceive smell	→	to suspect
#6835	Russian	гнида	nit	→	bad person
#2916	Veps	mado	worm	—	snake
#9028	Ukrainian	орел	eagle	→	columbine (Aquilegia)
#6683	Polabian	båz	elder (Sambucus)	→	lilac
#6683	Polish	bez	elder (Sambucus)	→	lilac
#1916	Romani	kan	ear	→	(in plural) gills
#2229	Maltese	ras	head	→	promontory, headland, cape
#781	Russian	пылать	to burn (intr.)	→	to get angry
#11	Spanish	contar	to calculate, count	→	to tell, narrate
#9040	French	chèvre	goat	→	snipe (Gallinago)
#9043	Farsi	arğavân (ارغوان)	Judas tree	→	lilac
#9044	Farsi	yâsaman (یاسمن)	common jasmine	→	lilac
#2372	Assyrian Neo-Aramaic	yāwmā (ܝܵܘܡܵܐ)	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Faroese	dagur	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Kven	päivä	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Meänkieli	päivä	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Turkmen	gün	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Afar	ayró	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Bikol	aldáw	day	—	24 hours
#2372	Hindi	din (दिन)	day	—	24 hours
#2372	Kashubian	dzéń	day	—	24 hours
#2372	Korean	haru (하루)	day	—	24 hours
#2372	Latgalian	dīna	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Laz	ndğa (ნდღა)	day	—	24 hours
#6490	Teochew (Chaozhou)	me⁵⁵₂₁₃kua²¹³₂₁	night	—	evening
#6422	Tarifit Berber	tmurɣi	cricket (insect)	—	grasshopper (Tettigonioidea)
#6870	Arabic	ʕirq (عِرْق)	blood vessel	→	race, ethnos
#6341	Gothic	bauþs	deaf	—	mute, dumb
#9050	Slovenian	uš	louse	→	wood-louse
#1706	Slovenian	prašiček	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	wood-louse
#1706	New Latin	porcus	pig, especially a young one	→	genus of woodlice in the family Porcellionidae
#1706	Welsh	moch	pig	→	(South Wales) woodlice
#9055	Portuguese	tatu	armadillo	→	wood-louse
#9055	Spanish	armadillo	armadillo	→	wood-louse (genus within the family Armadillidiidae)
#1706	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	trie	sow	→	wood-louse
#1706	Galician	porquiño	piglet	→	wood-louse
#1706	French	cochon	pig	→	(Artois, Flandre, Champagne, Bourgogne, Franche-Comté, Lorraine, Désuet) wood-louse
#1706	Catalan	porquet	piglet	→	wood-louse
#1706	Dutch	varken	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	(Belgium) isopod, woodlouse
#1706	Dutch	zeug	sow	→	(Netherlands, mainly used in Gelderland, also Brabant) woodlouse
#1706	Dutch	mot	sow	→	(Northern, mostly used in the east and north of the Netherlands) woodlouse, isopod
#1706	Russian	свинка	dim. from свинья 'pig'	→	(rare) wood-louse (Porcellio scaber)
#7959	Japanese	hiku (引く)	to pull, to draw	—	to saw
#4339	Russian	соль	salt	→	Salicornia europaea
#4339	Estonian	sool	salt	→	glasswort
#4338	German	Glass	glass (material)	→	glasswort
#9056	Georgian	aɣtkma (აღთქმა)	contract, treaty	→	Testament (christianity)
#9056	Classical Arabic	ʕahd (عَهْد)	agreement, covenant, treaty, pact; promise, vow, oath	→	Testament (christianity)
#9057	Scottish Gaelic	tiomnadh	will (legal document)	→	Testament (christianity)
#9056	Swahili	agano	pact, agreement, contract	→	Testament (christianity)
#346	Russian	грёза	(XIX c., rare) dream (during sleep)	←	daydream (n.)
#9059	Slovak	zákon	law; act, statute	→	Testament (christianity)
#9062	Russian	образ	image	→	education
#9063	Russian	свет	light (n.)	→	education
#9068	Russian	выводить	to take out	→	deduction, conclusion
#5550	Luxembourgish	Piisch	perch (Perca fluviatilis)	→	ruff (fish)
#4958	Old East Slavic	зависть	zeal, diligence	—	jealous
#839	Kalmyk	толһа	head	→	hill
#4598	Ingrian	keeli	tongue (body part)	→	string (of a musical instrument)
#3810	Kannada	kudure (ಕುದುರೆ)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Tamil	kutirai (குதிரை)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Brunei Malay	kuda	horse	→	knight (chess)
#9070	Kannada	ratha (ರಥ)	chariot	→	rook (chess)
#9070	Georgian	eṭli (ეტლი)	chariot	→	rook (chess)
#3809	Kannada	āne (ಆನೆ)	elephant	→	bishop (chess)
#1960	Kannada	pyāde (ಪ್ಯಾದೆ)	soldier	→	pawn (in chess)
#9072	Kannada	bala (ಬಲ)	strength	→	right (vs. left)
#2676	Kannada	huḷu (ಹುಳು)	worm	—	insect
#2563	Kannada	huḷa (ಹುಳ)	worm	→	caterpillar
#6996	Turkish	çanak	bowl, earthenware pot, a container used to hold, mix or present food	→	flower cup
#82	Russian	тянуть	to pull, to draw	→	to endure
#478	Newar	hmutu	mouth	—	face
#9074	Ukrainian	курка	hen	→	night-blindness
#9074	Polish	kura	hen	→	night-blindness
#9074	Bulgarian	кокошка	hen	→	night-blindness
#9074	Gagauz	tauk	hen	→	night-blindness
#1387	Belarusan	крапіва	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Bulgarian	коприва	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Catalan	ortiga	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Czech	kopřiva	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Danish	nælde	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Spanish	ortiga	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Finnish	nokkonen	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	French	ortie	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Upper Sorbian	kopřiwa	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Italian	ortica	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Kazakh	қалақай	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Kyrghyz	чалкан	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Lithuanian	dilgėlė	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Latvian	nātre	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Macedonian	коприва	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Norwegian	nesle	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Polish	pokrzywa	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Slovak	pŕhľava	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Slovenian	kopriva	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Serbian	коприва	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Swedish	nässla	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Ukrainian	кропива	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#1387	Mandarin Chinese	qiánmá (蕁麻)	nettle (Urtica)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#9076	French	renard	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#9076	Upper Sorbian	liška	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#9076	Hungarian	róka	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#9076	Dutch	vos	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#9076	German	Fuchs	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	small tortoise-shell (Aglais urticae)
#4590	Icelandic	egg	egg	→	eggplant (Solanum melongena)
#4590	Welsh	wy	egg	→	eggplant (Solanum melongena)
#1440	Georgian	ɣrubeli (ღრუბელი)	black cloud	→	sponge
#3963	Asturian	curuxa	barn owl	→	mawkish person, witch
#575	Uzbek	qiz	girl	→	daughter
#575	Khalaj	qıız	virgin, maiden	—	daughter
#575	Crimean Tatar	qız	girl	→	daughter
#575	Ottoman Turkish	kız (قیز)	girl	→	daughter
#575	Ottoman Turkish	kerime (كریمه)	girl	—	daughter
#575	Salar	gız	girl	→	daughter
#575	Uighur	qiz (قىز)	girl	→	daughter
#575	Kumyk	къыз	girl	→	daughter
#575	Karachay-Balkar	къыз	girl	→	daughter
#575	Dolgan	кыыс	girl	→	daughter
#575	Cornish	myrgh	girl	—	daughter
#575	Breton	merc’h	girl, maiden	—	daughter
#6815	Vietnamese	con gái	girl	→	Vietnamese concubine (in the context of French colonialism in Indochina)
#6815	Vietnamese	gái	(collective) girls and women	→	(collective, informal, colloquial) whores; female prostitutes
#575	Urdu	laṛkī (لَڑْکی)	girl	—	daughter
#575	Tajiki	духтар	girl	—	daughter
#6815	Tagalog	babae	woman; girl; female	→	mistress; concubine
#575	Scottish Gaelic	nighean	girl	←	daughter
#575	Urdu	kanyā, kaniyā (کنیا)	girl	→	whore
#575	Marathi	mulgī (मुलगी)	girl	—	daughter
#575	Northern Sami	nieida	girl	—	daughter
#575	Skolt Sami	nijdd	girl	—	daughter
#575	Romani	ćhaj	Romani girl	—	daughter
#6815	Portuguese	menina	girl	→	(Portugal, derogatory, usually in the plural) prostitute
#6815	Portuguese	rapariga	(Portugal, dated in Brazil) girl, young lady	→	(Brazil, derogatory) hooker, whore, slut, female prostitute
#575	Friulian	frute	girl	—	daughter
#575	Dari	duxtaɾ (دُخْتَر)	girl	—	daughter
#575	Occitan	gojata	girl	—	daughter
#575	Occitan	filha	girl	←	daughter
#575	North Frisian	foomen	girl	→	daughter
#575	Nagamese creole	chokri	girl	→	daughter
#575	Mingrelian	cira (ცირა)	girl	—	daughter
#575	Maori	tamahine	girl	—	daughter
#575	Assamese	süali (ছোৱালী)	girl	—	daughter
#575	Hawaiian	kaikamahine	girl	—	daughter
#575	Ingrian	tyttö	girl	—	daughter
#575	Kashmiri	kūr (کوٗر)	girl	—	daughter
#575	Kurmanji Kurdish	keç	girl	—	daughter
#575	Latgalian	meita	girl	—	daughter
#575	Latgalian	mārga	(dated) girl	—	(dated) daughter
#575	Louisiana Creole	fiy	girl	—	daughter
#575	Alviri-Vidari	kæneɡ (کنگ)	girl, lass, maid	—	daughter
#575	Chadian Arabic	binēye (بنية)	girl	←	little daughter
#575	Aromanian	featã	girl	—	daughter
#575	Buriat	басаган	girl	—	daughter
#575	Chechen	йоӏ	girl	—	daughter
#575	Coptic	šeri, šeere	girl	—	daughter
#575	Evenki	хунат	girl	—	daughter
#575	Faroese	genta	girl	—	daughter
#9077	Italian	loffa	flatus	→	puffball
#9077	Italian	peto	fart	→	puffball
#9077	Sicilian	pìritu	fart	→	puffball
#9077	Middle High German	vist	flatus	→	puffball
#9077	Catalan	pet	fart	→	puffball
#9080	Russian	дым	smoke	→	(colloquial) puffball
#9081	Romanian	caș	cheese	→	puffball (Lycoperdon perlatum)
#9082	Romanian	para	pear	→	puffball (Lycoperdon pyriforme)
#9077	Ancient Greek	πέρδομαι	to fart	→	puffball
#9077	Romanian	bășină	fart	→	puffball Lycoperdon utriforme
#9083	Romanian	minge	sphere; ball	→	puffball Lycoperdon utriforme
#9083	English	ball	solid or hollow sphere, or roughly spherical mass	→	Lycoperdon
#9084	Romanian	ghioagă	club (a weapon)	→	puffball Lycoperdon excipuliforme
#4261	Romanian	ou	egg	→	puffball
#9081	Romanian	brânză	cheese	→	puffball (Lycoperdon pyriforme)
#9077	Venetian	scorese	fart, flatus	→	puffball
#4693	Sardinian	tabbaccu	tobacco	→	puffball
#4692	Armenian	anjrew (անձրև)	rain	→	puffball
#4692	Belarusan	дождж	rain	→	puffball
#9079	Belarusan	порах	dust	→	puffball
#9079	Ukrainian	порох	dust	→	puffball
#4693	Ukrainian	тютюн	tobacco	→	puffball
#9077	Russian	бздеть	(vulgar) to fart	→	(dialect) puffball
#9079	Russian	пыль	dust	→	(dialect) puffball
#4261	Russian	яйцо	egg	→	puffball
#9085	Russian	баня	steam bath	→	(dialect) puffball
#9087	Russian	какашка	faeces	→	(dialect) puffball
#4693	Russian	курево	tobacco	→	puffball
#9077	Russian	пукать	to fart	→	(dialect) puffball
#575	Bengali	meẏe (মেয়ে)	girl	—	daughter
#3251	Russian	понедельник	the day after Sunday	→	week
#575	Gao–Yang Yue	fun⁴⁴³tʃɐi²¹	girl	—	daughter
#6900	Pali	nāma	name	→	(grammar) substantive, i.e. noun or adjective
#3106	Arabic	tinnīn (تِنِّين)	eel, whale; any scaled animal; (obsolete) sea monster; dragon	→	waterspout
#6900	Gagauz	ad	name	→	noun (grammar)
#6329	Gagauz	ad	fame	—	fame
#6900	Divehi (Maldivian)	nan̊ (ނަން)	name	→	noun (grammar)
#9069	German	schliessen	to lock	→	to conclude
#801	Pali	lohita	blood	←	red
#4510	Tok Pisin	blut	blood	→	sap (of a plant)
#801	Rajasthani	ragat (रगत)	blood	—	red, crimson
#801	Urdu	rakt (رکت)	blood	—	red
#4807	Tok Pisin	han	hand, arm	→	foreleg
#1205	Tok Pisin	han	hand, arm	→	wing
#1206	Tok Pisin	han	hand, arm	→	branch (of a tree)
#1926	Russian	дурной	stupid person	←	bad
#1926	Romanian	prost	stupid	→	bad
#357	Romanian	prost	weak	→	bad
#3266	Ndyuka (Aukan, Eastern Maroon Creole)	faya	fire	→	electricity
#2107	Hindi	bijlī (बिजली)	lightning	→	electricity
#2107	Urdu	bijlī (بجلی)	lightning	→	electricity
#5968	Brunei Malay	ibu	mother	→	thumb
#5968	Old Chinese	*mɯʔ (母)	mother	→	thumb
#5968	Standard Zhuang	meh	mother	→	thumb
#8093	Hungarian	hüvelyk	thumb	→	unit of length, one-twelfth of a foot, approx. 25–27 mm
#2348	Korean	pi (피)	blood	→	(figurative) kinship
#6863	Armenian	aryun (արյուն)	blood	→	(figuratively) slaughter
#6863	Urdu	xūn (خُون)	blood	→	murder, killing
#6863	Bengali	khun (খুন)	(rare) blood	→	murder, bloodshed
#6863	Punjabi	xūn (ਖ਼ੂਨ)	blood	→	murder, assassination
#2348	Punjabi	xūn (ਖ਼ੂਨ)	blood	→	blood relation; progeny, descendant
#5070	Tamil	kumāraṉ (குமாரன்)	son	—	prince, heir-apparent associated in the kingdom with the reigning monarch
#5070	Punjabi	kumār (ਕੁਮਾਰ)	son, boy	—	prince
#4789	Tai Dam (Black Tai)	khôn	hair	—	feather
#4789	Tai Nuea (Dehong)	xón (ᥑᥨᥢᥴ)	hair	—	feather
#4789	Standard Zhuang	bwn	(body) hair; fur; wool	—	feather
#4789	Saek	ปุ๋น	(body) hair	—	feather
#9092	Saek	อูน	young	—	soft (adj.)
#910	Kam Mueang (Northern Thai)	xao	rice	→	food
#478	Assamese	muh	mouth	—	face
#478	Pali	mukha	mouth	—	face
#478	Gujarati	mõ (મોં)	mouth	→	face
#478	Gujarati	moḍhũ (મોઢું)	mouth	—	face
#482	Gujarati	moḍhũ (મોઢું)	mouth	—	opening, hole
#478	Punjabi	mū̃h (ਮੂੰਹ)	mouth	—	face
#482	Punjabi	mū̃h (ਮੂੰਹ)	mouth	—	opening, hole
#9093	Urdu	mũh (مُن٘ہ)	face	→	fame, reputation
#478	Punjabi	mukh (ਮੁਖ)	mouth	—	face
#478	Assamese	mukh (মুখ)	mouth	—	face
#478	Bengali	mukh (মুখ)	mouth	—	face
#478	Gujarati	mukh (મુખ)	mouth	—	face
#478	Hindi	mukh (मुख)	mouth	—	face
#478	Nepali	mukh (मुख)	mouth	—	face
#482	Nepali	mukh (मुख)	mouth	→	opening, hole
#479	Nepali	mukh (मुख)	mouth	—	beak
#478	Rajasthani	mū̃ḍau (मूंडौ)	mouth	—	face
#482	Rajasthani	mū̃ḍau (मूंडौ)	mouth	→	aperture
#2484	English	span	full width of an open hand from the end of the thumb to the end of the little finger used as an informal unit of length; any of various traditional units of length approximating this distance, especially the English handspan of 9 inches forming ⅛ fathom and equivalent to 22.86 cm	→	geometrid (caterpillar)
#2484	Korean	ja (자)	ja or Korean foot, a traditional unit of length equivalent to about 30.3 cm.	→	geometrid
#9094	English	to measure	to measure	→	larva of a moth of the family Geometridae
#2484	Belarusan	пядзя	span	→	geometrid
#5405	Modern Written Arabic	ḥabb-at- (حَبَّة)	grain, seed	→	pill, tablet
#5405	South Levantine Arabic	ḥabbe (حبّة)	grain, seed	→	pill, tablet
#9095	Ancient Greek	ὄψομαι	to see/to look at	—	eye
#1953	Ottoman Turkish	pelit (پلیت)	acorn, especially of the valonia oak	→	valonia oak, Quercus ithaburensis subsp. macrolepis
#1953	Armenian	kaġin (կաղին)	acorn	—	oak
#2420	Greenlandic Inuit	orpik	tree	→	oak
#2420	Sorani Kurdish	berrû (بەڕوو)	tree	—	oak
#1392	Tai Lue	ṅaa² (ᦐᦱᧉ)	face	→	page
#1465	Tho (Tày)	nả	face	→	surface
#1994	Tho (Tày)	nả	face	→	front part
#2905	Tho (Tày)	nả	face	→	side (n.)
#1994	Standard Zhuang	naj	face	→	front (side)
#9093	Standard Zhuang	naj	face	→	reputation; dignity
#1994	Eastern Ong-Be	na³	face	→	front
#1994	Western Ong-Be	na³	face	→	front part
#1232	Belarusan	бегаць	to run	→	(obsolete) diarrhea
#1232	Russian	бежать	to run	→	(beekeeping, obsolete) bee diarrhea
#1232	Ukrainian	бігти	to run	→	(colloquial) diarrhea
#1232	French	courrir	to run	→	(slang) the runs (diarrhea)
#9096	Byzantine Greek	πώγων	beard	→	comet
#9096	New Latin	barbatus	bearded	→	comet
#3174	Standard Zhuang	sauqbaet	broom	→	comet
#6288	Yoruba	ìrù	tail	→	comet
#6288	Malayalam	vāl (വാൽ)	tail	→	comet
#4286	Meixian Hakka Chinese	siɛt²¹	snow	—	ice
#6490	Spanish	noche	night	→	in the evening
#106	German	rühren	to mix, stir	→	to excite feelings
#3736	Sanskrit	mákara (मकर)	monster (supernatural)	→	crocodile
#9102	Russian	вытекать	to flow	→	to follow logically, consequently
#9095	Russian	глядеть	to see/to look at	→	(slang, plural) eyes
#9103	Medieval Latin	influo, influere	to flow or run into	→	to influence
#45	Khoekhoe	mû	to see/to look at	→	to seem
#6097	Russian	видный	visible	→	prominent
#9107	Russian	появиться	to become visible	→	to be, exist
#9877	Khoekhoe	tsâǀkhā	to touch	→	to hit
#4990	Altai-Kizi	say-	to prick	→	to fuck
#2819	Albanian	usht	ear (of grain)	—	spear
#9112	Japanese	yūshi (勇士)	brave person	—	warrior
#9112	Korean	yongsa (용사)	brave person	→	warrior, veteran
#1960	Hindi	sipāhī (सिपाही)	soldier	→	pawn (in chess)
#1960	Nepali	sipāhī (सिपाही)	soldier	→	pawn (in chess)
#9113	Scottish Gaelic	saighdear	archer	—	soldier
#1960	Telugu	baṇṭu (బంటు)	soldier	→	pawn (in chess)
#5423	Navajo	siláo	soldier	→	policeman, sheriff
#5165	Tagalog	sundalo	(colloquial, figurative) one's male child	←	soldier
#4945	Tagalog	buwaya	crocodile	→	(slang) corrupt police officer (figuratively) greedy or corrupt person (especially a politician)
#5466	Tagalog	buwaya	crocodile	→	greedy; avaricious; rapacious
#817	Khoekhoe	ǁkhoa [ǁkhőá]	taste (n.)	→	aesthetic perception
#2134	German	brechen	to break (tr.)	→	to infringe
#3106	Japanese	tatsu (竜)	dragon	→	waterspout
#2384	Komi-Permyak	асыв	morning	→	East
#2122	Brazilian Portuguese	abobra	pumpkin	→	vegetable marrow
#2122	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	m'lon	pumpkin	—	vegetable marrow
#2122	Maltese	qara’	pumpkin	→	vegetable marrow
#671	Macedonian	тиква	pumpkin	→	(figurative) head
#6989	Macedonian	тиква	pumpkin	→	(derogatory) fool
#1729	Classical Arabic	qiṯṯāʔ, quṯṯāʔ (قِثَّاء , قُثَّاء)	pumpkin	—	cucumber
#73	Armenian	kʻaġcʻraham (քաղցրահամ)	sweet (taste)	→	(of water) fresh, sweet, not salty
#153	Zulu	íngwenya	crocodile	→	submarine
#7579	Catalan	rave	radish	→	horseradish
#7579	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	radiche	radish	→	horseradish
#155	Standard Zhuang	auxbaeg	radish	→	carrot
#155	Bouyei	laauxbag	radish	→	carrot
#1358	Russian	колено	joint, articulation	→	generation
#762	Khoekhoe	tsâ (tsầa̋)	to taste (flavor)	→	to feel, to experience
#9125	Sardinian	abba	(Logudorese, Nuorese) water	→	(Logudorese, Nuorese) rain
#9125	Fala	agua	water	→	rain
#5446	Hungarian	barlang	cave	→	a (hidden, secret) place where people engage in illegal activities
#179	German	schwer	heavy (of weight)	→	stupid
#7930	Standard Zhuang	dangz	sugar	→	sweets, candy
#7930	Cantonese Chinese	tong4 (糖)	sugar	→	sweets, candy
#6950	Russian	круг	circle	→	surroundings
#8759	Sanskrit	mā́ṣa (माष)	a weight of gold	→	sulfur
#3396	Komi-Permyak	ад	hell	→	(derogatory) glutton
#4007	Komi-Permyak	ай	father	→	male (animal)
#1810	Russian	следовать	to go after smb.	→	to prosecute at law
#2940	English	small	little, small	→	commoners
#9132	Dutch	vleugel	wing	→	grand piano
#9133	Hindi	mantrī (मंत्री)	minister; the head of a government	→	queen (chess)
#9133	Gujarati	mantrī (मंत्री)	minister	→	queen (chess)
#9133	Malayalam	mantri (മന്ത്രി)	minister	→	queen (chess)
#224	Kawi (Old Javanese)	bala	strength, power	→	troops, army
#224	Pali	bala	strength, power	→	army, military force
#224	Gujarati	baḷ (બળ)	might, strength, force	→	force, army, military
#224	Hindi	bal (बल)	strength, power	→	military force, army
#9139	Kawi (Old Javanese)	iwak	fish	—	(rare) meat
#9139	Korean	gogi (고기)	fish	—	meat
#9139	Jeju	gwegi (궤기)	fish	—	meat
#9142	Faroese	frúgv	lady	→	queen (chess)
#9140	Faroese	drotning	queen	→	queen (chess)
#9140	Malayalam	ṟāṇi (റാണി)	queen	→	queen (chess)
#9143	Polish	hetman	(historical) Cossack military commander; (historical) title used by the senior military commanders in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (15th to 18th century)	→	queen (chess)
#9133	Farsi	vazir (وَزیر)	vizier, minister	→	queen (chess)
#9144	English	ride	to ride (e.g., a horse)	→	ready
#7585	Middle English	riden	to ride (e.g., a horse)	→	to sail
#9145	Russian	готовить	to prepare	→	to cook (prepare food)
#4232	Russian	нажраться	to eat excessively	→	to get drunk
#9146	English	pomegranate	pomegranate	→	garnet
#9146	Russian	гранат	pomegranate	→	garnet
#7668	Russian	зерно	grain, seed	→	cereals
#3323	Chuvash	ăмăр	cloudy	→	sad
#9148	Chuvash	ăнсăрлан	to become forgetful	→	to lose consciousness
#6333	Chuvash	ăйăр	stallion	→	male (animal)
#1732	Chuvash	ăвăс	aspen	→	orange-cap boletus
#6821	Cebuano	hiláw	raw	—	unripe (fruit)
#6821	Bikol	hiláw	raw	—	unripe (fruit)
#6821	Bengali	kãca (কাঁচা)	raw, uncooked	—	unripe (fruit)
#9152	Navajo	ászólí	light (of weight)	→	aluminium
#4	Khoekhoe	tsâ	to taste (tr.)	—	to try, to attempt
#4343	Korean	su (수)	water, as one of the Five Phases of East Asian cosmology	→	Mercury
#4343	Vietnamese	thuỷ	(in compounds) water	→	Mercury
#4345	Korean	hwa (화)	fire, as one of the Five Phases of East Asian cosmology	→	Mars
#4346	Korean	geum (금)	metal, one of the five elements of Wu Xing	→	Venus
#4346	Vietnamese	Kim	metal, one of the five elements of Wu Xing	→	Venus
#5986	Korean	to (토)	earth, as one of the Five Phases of East Asian cosmology	→	Saturn
#5986	Vietnamese	thổ	(in compounds) earth; soil	→	Saturn
#4348	Korean	mok (목)	wood, as one of the Five Phases of East Asian cosmology	→	Jupiter
#4348	Vietnamese	mộc	wood, one of the Wu Xing	→	Jupiter
#1569	Aghul	чIиреф	wild, untamed	→	barren (of animals)
#9167	Russian	тень	shadow	→	of dubious legality
#9168	Russian	серый	grey	→	of dubious legality
#9169	Japanese	bi (尾)	tail	→	to tail, shadow
#9170	Low German	Botter	butter	→	butterfly
#4467	Indonesian	kelasi	sailor; seaman	→	dark blue
#4467	French	marine	navy	→	dark blue
#4467	Portuguese	marinho	(relational) sea; marine	→	dark blue
#4882	German	Eichel	acorn	→	clubs (in cards)
#4879	German	Blatt	leaf	→	spades (in cards)
#9173	Russian	крыша	roof	→	mind (n.)
#739	Russian	вести	to lead	→	leader
#7111	English	mean	middle, centre	→	means
#9175	Russian	след	trace	→	to investigate
#4224	Lithuanian	bóba	old woman, woman, wife	→	hammer for driving logs into the ground
#4224	German	Jungfer	unmarried woman	→	rammer, tamper
#7266	Russian	стать	to stand	→	to begin (tr.)
#9178	Uzbek	qoziq	pole (long stick)	→	Pole Star
#9178	Russian	кол	stake	→	(dialect) Pole Star
#9178	Tatar	казык	pole (long stick)	→	Pole Star
#8707	Corsican	omu	human, person	→	indefinite pronoun
#9179	Levantine Arabic	mismār (مِسْمَار)	nail (metal spike)	→	Pole Star
#9179	Middle Persian (Pahlavi)	mēx	nail (metal spike)	→	Pole Star
#5413	Japanese	setsu (舌)	tongue (body part)	—	clapper of a bell
#9185	Scottish Gaelic	crann	plough, ard	→	Big Dipper
#9186	Portuguese	carro	cart	→	Big Dipper
#9187	Sanskrit	ṛ́kṣaḥ (ऋक्षः)	bear (Ursus)	→	Big Dipper
#9189	Russian	след	trace	→	surveillance
#3968	Japanese	aoi (青い)	green	→	unripe (fruit)
#4452	Japanese	aoi (青い)	green	→	inexperienced
#3910	Japanese	aoi (青い)	green	→	pale
#5612	Japanese	aka (赤)	red	→	socialist, communist
#9191	Japanese	shichi (七)	seven	→	Big Dipper
#9191	Okinawan	nanachi (七ち)	seven	→	Big Dipper
#9184	Komi-Permyak	кӧш	ladle	→	Big Dipper
#9195	Selkup	няяб	big duck	→	Big Dipper
#9196	Selkup	кэгай	nest (n.)	→	Big Dipper
#9187	Selkup	мыдэл ара	bear (Ursus)	→	Big Dipper
#9201	Russian	угол	corner	—	angle
#9186	Polish	wóz	carriage	→	Big Dipper
#9205	Russian	ухо	ear	→	earwig (Forficula auricularia)
#5058	Mongolian (Khalkha)	хуурай	dry	—	empty
#4326	Gagauz	kalkan	shield	→	plaice (fish)
#2971	Komi-Permyak	жель	thorn, splinter (stuck in a body)	→	dog-rose
#6981	Italian	canino	canine	→	dog-rose
#8639	Turkish	kuş	bird	→	(euphemistic) penis (mainly childish or humorous)
#2445	Shor	толана	hawthorn	—	dog-rose
#6981	Shor	ит	dog	→	dog-rose
#1619	Tai Lue	voa² (ᦞᦸᧉ)	mad	—	rabid
#9192	Japanese	hoku (北)	North	→	Big Dipper
#9212	Japanese	hasami (鋏)	pincers	→	earwig (Forficula auricularia)
#9205	Luxembourgish	Ouer	ear	→	earwig (Forficula auricularia)
#9205	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	ouothelle	ear	→	earwig (Forficula auricularia)
#9212	Portuguese	tesoura	scissors	→	earwig (Forficula auricularia)
#7552	Russian	белый	white	→	beluga sturgeon
#9228	Ancient Greek	λύκος	wolf	→	puffball
#9228	Russian	волчий	wolfish, wolf's, lupine	→	(dialect) puffball
#9228	Catalan	llop	wolf	→	puffball
#9228	Sicilian	lupo	wolf	→	puffball
#9228	Ukrainian	вовчий	wolfish, wolf's, lupine	→	puffball
#9221	Tagalog	masarap	tasty	→	pleasurable
#9221	Arabic	laḏḏa (لَذَّة)	deliciousness	→	pleasure
#9221	Uighur	lezzet (لەززەت)	taste	—	delight, pleasure, joy
#9232	Japanese	nokogiri (鋸)	saw	→	sawfish (Pristis)
#5239	Kabardian	хужь	white	→	birch
#5295	Swahili	-eupe	white	→	tin (n.)
#7561	Asturian	blanco	white	→	ermine; stoat (Mustela erminea)
#7561	Armenian	spitak (սպիտակ)	white	→	ermine; stoat (Mustela erminea)
#2991	Latin	largus	abundant, plentiful, copious	→	wide, broad
#9238	Russian	зараза	infection	→	bad person
#9240	Kalmyk	бор	grey	→	dark-skinned (about face)
#3950	Dargwa (literary)	харга	stump (of tree)	—	cigarette butt
#3951	Dargwa (literary)	хьихьбулхъес	to hiss	—	to blow (about wind)
#9241	Belarusan	злодзей	malefactor	→	thief
#9243	Ukrainian	козел	goat	→	tragus
#9243	Polish	kozioł	goat	→	tragus
#9238	Dargwa (literary)	кьявга	serious illness (cholera?)	→	bad person
#7541	Komi-Permyak	сьöд	black	→	ermine; stoat (Mustela erminea)
#6442	Komi-Permyak	бöж	tail	→	ermine; stoat (Mustela erminea)
#1093	Komi-Permyak	шыр	mouse	→	bat
#8199	Komi-Permyak	борда	wing	→	bat
#8649	Komi-Permyak	кисьтны	to pour	→	to cast (metal)
#354	Komi-Permyak	кисьтны	to strew	—	to pour
#4405	Komi-Permyak	вӧй	wild, untamed	→	shy (about animals)
#3701	Komi-Permyak	чочком	white	→	Boletus edulis
#1453	Komi-Permyak	туй	footprint, track	—	road
#1868	Komi-Permyak	туй	road	→	Milky Way
#9245	Komi-Permyak	дзодзог	goose	→	Milky Way
#9246	Komi-Permyak	кай	bird	→	Milky Way
#1343	Komi-Permyak	борд	wing	→	fin
#9247	Russian	народ	people, nation	→	people (pl.)
#6717	Ingrian	kulta	gold	→	dear, darling
#1116	Komi-Permyak	кавгыны	to bark	→	to quarrel
#2337	Komi-Permyak	кавскыны	to strike, hit	→	to drink in big gulps
#3906	Komi-Permyak	кага	child (young person)	→	pupil (of an eye)
#9251	Komi-Permyak	кага	child	→	dear, darling
#8781	Komi	кад	time	→	tense (grammar)
#3717	Komi-Permyak	кайны	to go up	→	to go upstream
#2856	Komi-Permyak	кайны	to go up	—	to grow up (plants)
#3305	Komi-Permyak	туй	road	→	plantain (Plantago)
#2385	Komi-Permyak	карзыны	to croak	→	to predict misfortune
#9255	Russian	мотать	to reel	→	to spend (money)
#9255	Komi-Permyak	каттьыны	to reel	→	to spend (money)
#6372	Komi-Permyak	керны	to do, act	—	to make, create
#3318	Komi-Permyak	ки	hand/arm	→	handwriting
#3580	Komi-Permyak	кок	foot/leg	→	stem (of a plant)
#6015	Komi-Permyak	кок	foot/leg	→	leg (furniture)
#2754	Komi-Permyak	кокавны	to peck (of a bird)	→	to vaccinate, inoculate
#3184	Komi-Permyak	кокавны	to peck (of a bird)	—	to bite (of fish)
#901	Komi-Permyak	кокнит	light (of weight)	→	easy, simple
#7951	Komi-Permyak	корны	to ask (for)	—	to invite
#1025	Komi-Permyak	вем	brain (cerebrum)	—	bone marrow
#1632	Komi-Permyak	котӧртны	to flow	←	to run
#3610	Albanian	harroj	to forget	→	forget-me-not (flower)
#3610	Norwegian	forgløym	to forget	→	forget-me-not (flower)
#9250	Classical Arabic	mīzān (مِيزَان)	scales, weighing machine	→	Libra
#9250	Japanese	tenbin (天秤)	Tenbinza (てんびん座, 天秤座)	→	Libra
#9259	Russian	уклоняться	inclined	→	vague
#7001	Russian	поганый	pagan	→	bad person
#799	Komi-Permyak	кӧдзыв	ant	→	to grow numb
#3410	Komi-Permyak	кӧз	spruce	→	horsetail, equisetum
#9206	Komi-Permyak	пӧрись кӧин	old wolf	→	experienced person
#9268	Russian	кукушка	cuckoo	→	haircap moss
#9268	Belarusan	зязюля	cuckoo	→	haircap moss
#9268	Ukrainian	зозуля	cuckoo	→	haircap moss
#9268	Komi-Permyak	кӧк	cuckoo	→	haircap moss
#1112	Komi-Permyak	кӧр	taste (n.)	—	smell (n.)
#1488	Komi-Permyak	кӧс	dry	→	land (vs. sea)
#2367	Komi-Permyak	кӧч	hare	→	spot of reflected light
#5095	Japanese	kava (川)	river	→	Milky Way
#7691	Buriat	зүйдөөл	seam	→	Milky Way
#7691	Mongolian (Khalkha)	заадал	seam	→	Milky Way
#7691	Kalmyk	уйдл	seam	→	Milky Way
#7691	Tuvan	тии	seam	→	Milky Way
#9246	Finnish	linnun	bird's	→	Milky Way
#9245	Erzya	каргонь	crane's	→	Milky Way
#9245	Moksha	каргонь	crane's	→	Milky Way
#2920	German	Maus	mouse	→	jerboa, lesser Egyptian jerboa, Jaculus jaculus
#9265	Farsi	monâsebat (مُناسِبَت)	relation, connection	—	opportunity
#1323	Japanese	antan (暗澹)	dark, dim	→	gloomy, depressed
#718	Komi-Permyak	крепыт	firm, durable	→	strong (of liquid or smell)
#2497	Komi-Permyak	крепыт	firm, durable	—	strong
#1881	Komi-Permyak	крут	steep	→	severe, harsh
#7432	Komi-Permyak	кудз	urine	→	ant
#4700	Komi-Permyak	кузь киа	long-armed	→	thief
#1186	Komi-Permyak	кузь	long (size)	—	long (period of time)
#9279	Russian	номер	number	→	trick, hocus-pocus
#9282	Classical Arabic	jady (جَدْي)	kid, young male of a goat	→	Capricorn
#9282	Ancient Greek	αἴξ	goat	→	Capricorn
#9288	New Latin	focus	fireplace	→	focus (geometry, optics)
#9288	Farsi	kânun (کانون)	fireplace, hearth	→	focus (geometry, optics)
#4269	Kawi (Old Javanese)	warṇa	colour	→	caste
#7842	Komi-Permyak	курччавны	to bite	→	to sting (about mosquitos)
#764	Komi-Permyak	курыт	bitter	→	sad
#1541	Komi-Permyak	кутшша	grey	—	motley
#923	Komi-Permyak	куш	naked, bare	→	bald
#6420	Komi-Permyak	куш	naked, bare	→	bat
#744	Komi-Permyak	кыв	tongue (body part)	→	language
#3954	Komi-Permyak	кыв	word	—	language
#5413	Komi-Permyak	кыв	tongue (body part)	→	clapper of a bell
#34	Komi-Permyak	кывзыны	to hear / to listen	→	to obey
#2043	Komi-Permyak	кыз	thick	—	fat (adj.)(of a person)
#1436	Komi-Permyak	кыз	thick	→	bass, low-pitched voice
#3045	Komi-Permyak	кымӧр	cloud	—	(Northern dialect) sky
#9292	Komi-Permyak	кымӧс	forehead	→	stoking hole (in a stove)
#8324	Komi-Permyak	кынӧм	belly	—	abdomen
#1635	Komi-Permyak	кынӧм	belly	→	pregnant
#9293	Komi-Permyak	выв	surface; top, upper part	→	cream (of milk)
#4131	Komi-Permyak	йӧймыны	to become stupid	—	to become mad
#1127	Komi-Permyak	йӧла	milk (adj.)	→	spurge (Euphorbia)
#1126	Komi-Permyak	йӧв	milk	→	milk-tooth, deciduous tooth
#1936	Komi-Permyak	изны	to mill, grind	→	to talk nonsense
#966	Komi-Permyak	инька	woman	—	wife
#5285	Komi-Permyak	инька	woman	→	female animal
#5416	Komi-Permyak	истӧг	(dialect) sulfur	→	match (for fire)
#5368	Russian	злой	wicked, evil, malevolent	—	angry
#9285	Komi-Permyak	лоны	to be, exist	—	to become
#1708	Komi-Permyak	лӧз	blue	→	bruise
#2751	Komi-Permyak	лӧнь	quiet (vs. loud)	—	calm
#9145	Komi-Permyak	лӧсьӧтны	to prepare	→	to cook (prepare food)
#65	Komi-Permyak	лун	day	—	South
#12	Komi-Permyak	лыддьыны	to calculate, count	—	to read
#13	Komi-Permyak	лыддьыны	to calculate, count	—	to have opinion
#2158	Komi-Permyak	лысва	dew	→	sundew (Drosera)
#2959	Komi-Permyak	лысин	strength	—	body
#2856	Komi-Permyak	лэбны	to go up	—	to grow up
#340	Komi-Permyak	лэбтавны	to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to plough
#919	Komi-Permyak	лэбтавны	to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to build
#2169	Komi-Permyak	лэбтавны	to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to awaken, wake up
#3488	Komi-Permyak	лэбтыны	to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to begin (tr.)
#3714	Komi-Permyak	лэбтыны	to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to increase (tr.)
#3721	Komi-Permyak	лэбтыны	to raise, lift (tr.)	→	to endure a load
#1299	Komi-Permyak	любӧй	dear, darling, cute, pretty	→	any
#1116	Komi-Permyak	лявзыны	to bark	→	to quarrel
#1973	Komi-Permyak	лякасьны	to adhere	→	to bother, pester
#1107	Komi-Permyak	мавтас	smearing, greasing, oiling, lubrication	→	bribe
#5024	Komi-Permyak	мам	mother	→	female animal
#7203	Komi-Permyak	малямуш	bee	—	bumblebee
#1890	Russian	добрый	good (updated)	→	become fat (of a person)
#4075	Komi-Permyak	мӧд	other	—	second (num.)
#1472	Komi-Permyak	му	earth, soil	→	country, land
#933	Komi-Permyak	мужик	man (male)	—	(Northern dialect) husband
#8030	Komi-Permyak	мунны	to go, walk	→	to function (about mechanisms, machines)
#5177	Komi-Permyak	мунны	to go, walk	→	to make a move (in a game)
#1967	Komi-Permyak	мунны	to go, walk, pass	→	to pass (of time)
#1385	Komi-Permyak	мунны	to go, walk	→	to fall (of rain, snow)
#9298	Russian	достоинство	virtue	→	penis
#9095	Russian	глазеть	(colloquial) to look at	←	eye
#5053	Russian	ответ	answer	→	to correspond
#5053	French	répondre	to answer	→	to correspond
#2313	German	Antwort	answer	→	responsibility
#2313	English	response	answer	→	responsibility
#2313	French	répondre	to answer	→	to be responsible for
#35	Old French	regarder	to look at	→	to consider
#35	Russian	видеть	to see	→	to consider
#9302	Russian	пчела	bee	→	(dialect) lemon balm (Melissa)
#9303	Russian	лимон	lemon	→	(dialect) lemon balm (Melissa)
#9304	Russian	мёд	honey	→	(dialect) lemon balm (Melissa)
#9297	Classical Armenian	jag (ձագ)	young of an animal; in modern dialects also 'swarm of bees'	→	lemon balm (Melissa)
#9303	Arabic	turunj (تُرُْنْج)	citron (Citrus medica fruit and tree)	→	lemon balm (Melissa)
#9303	Hungarian	citrom	lemon	→	lemon balm (Melissa)
#9307	Russian	сидеть	to sit	→	to fit, suit
#9315	Serbian	матица	queen (bee)	→	melissa
#9315	Croatian	matica	queen (bee)	→	melissa
#1666	Komi-Permyak	найдан	finding (anything that is found)	→	(colloquial) bastard
#3674	Komi-Permyak	небасӧк	ugly	→	bad (ethically)
#3994	Komi-Permyak	некодя	weak	→	shortly before giving birth (about a woman); before calving (about the cow)
#3674	Komi-Permyak	нёштӧма	unattractively, hideously	—	improperly, shamefully
#6900	Komi-Permyak	ним	name	→	(grammar) noun (broad sense)
#4263	Komi-Permyak	нимтӧм	nameless	→	ring finger
#9324	Russian	носить	to carry	→	to wear (clothes)
#9324	Komi-Permyak	новйӧтны	to carry	→	to wear (clothes)
#1223	Komi-Permyak	нуженик	weak	→	sluggish, slow, tardy, slothful
#2912	Komi-Permyak	нуженик	weak	→	lazy
#5175	Komi-Permyak	нуӧтны	to lead	→	to drive (the car)
#575	Komi-Permyak	нывка	girl	←	daughter
#493	Komi-Permyak	ныр	nose	→	beak
#494	Komi-Permyak	ныр	nose	→	muzzle
#495	Komi-Permyak	ныр	nose	→	front part
#1732	Komi-Permyak	ньыв	fir-tree	→	scrobiculate milk cap (Lactarius scrobiculatus)
#1732	Komi-Permyak	нинпу	linden	→	stinking russula (Russula foetens)
#6937	Komi-Permyak	нюдз	(dialect) weak (about horse)	—	flexible
#1216	Komi-Permyak	нюдз	wet	←	flexible
#9332	Russian	покрывать	to cover	→	to conceal
#4008	Komi-Permyak	сьӧд	black	→	rye bread
#4856	Komi-Permyak	лёль	snail	—	slug
#4856	Tibetan	smug 'bu (སྨུག་འབུ)	snail	—	slug
#7011	Komi-Permyak	лёль	snail / slug	→	slow, unkempt person
#6463	Komi-Permyak	овны	to live, be alive	→	to inhabit, live
#1048	Komi-Permyak	ой	night	→	North
#6952	Komi-Permyak	опас	danger	→	fear
#8449	Komi-Permyak	орддьыны	to bypass	→	to evade, to avoid
#7317	Komi-Permyak	орсны	to play (intr.)	—	to play (a musical instrument)
#9313	Komi-Permyak	орсӧтчыны	to play (intr.)	→	to flirt
#9333	Komi-Permyak	орсӧтчыны	to play (intr.)	→	to shimmer, to twinkle, to glimmer, to flicker
#9334	Komi-Permyak	ӧбыртны	to grab, to seize by the hand (something loose)	→	to hit hard (with a fist)
#9335	Komi-Permyak	ӧмидз	raspberry	→	European robin
#1138	Komi-Permyak	ӧмлӧсавны	to bridle	→	to subjugate
#9302	Occitan	abelha	bee	→	lemon balm (Melissa)
#9339	English	other	other	→	the day before yesterday
#9337	Gagauz	örmää	to plait, weave	→	spider
#9337	Uzbek	oʻrmoq	to weave	→	spider
#9354	Russian	луна	moon	→	Ocean sunfish (Mola Mola)
#9355	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	solé	sun	→	Ocean sunfish (Mola Mola)
#9358	Crimean Tatar	cuma	Friday	→	Saturday
#9358	Gagauz	cumaa	Friday	→	Saturday
#9360	Belarusan	ступень	step (of a staircase, step-ladder)	→	power (mathematics)
#9360	Kazakh	дәреже	step (of a staircase, step-ladder)	→	power (mathematics)
#9362	New Latin	mola	millstone	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9362	Ligurian	mêua	millstone	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9363	English	head	head	→	sunfish (of family Molidae)
#9364	Late Latin	buttis	barrel, cask	→	wineskin
#9354	Turkish	ay	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9354	French	lune	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9365	Late Latin	buttis	wineskin	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9354	Bulgarian	луна	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9354	Kazakh	ай	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9354	Ukrainian	місяць	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9355	Turkish	güneş	sun	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9363	German	Kopf	head	→	(obsolete) ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9363	Ancient Greek	κεφαλή	head	→	sunfish (Mola)
#9362	Latin	mola	millstone	→	(Andalusian) ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9368	Russian	падаль	carrion	→	(slang, vulgar) bitch; disgusting person
#9368	Russian	стерво	(obsolete) carrion	→	(dated, offensive) bastard, son of a bitch, (offensive) bitch, (a malicious, quarrelsome or temperamental woman
#9368	Turkish	leş	animal carcass, carrion	→	(figuratively, derogatory) an unlikable or obnoxious person
#9368	Komi-Permyak	падина	carrion	→	scoundrel
#691	Komi-Permyak	палысьнитны	to strike, hit	→	to shoot
#1633	Komi-Permyak	панны	to make a warp	→	create the basis, foundation
#7682	Komi-Permyak	пар	steam, vapour	→	fallow
#1641	Komi-Permyak	пачӧтны	to throw	→	to shoot
#3027	Komi-Permyak	пель	ear	→	handle (of a bucket)
#2737	Komi-Permyak	пеславны	to beat up	←	to wash (clothes)
#2763	Russian	рвануть	to tear, rend	→	(colloquial) to dash, to rush; (car) to speed, to tear off,
#9354	Galician	lúa	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9354	Icelandic	tungl	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9354	Hungarian	hold	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9354	Lithuanian	mėnulis	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9371	Gothic	swarts	black	→	ink
#1856	Komi-Permyak	петавны	to go out	→	to rise (of Moon, Sun)
#4165	Komi-Permyak	петавны	to go out	→	to come up (of plants)
#2121	Komi-Permyak	петкӧтісь	one who carries (out)	→	thief
#2891	Komi-Permyak	пешлыны	to taste (tr.)	—	to touch (by hand)
#1389	Komi-Permyak	пизьны	to boil (intr.)	→	to get angry
#1732	Komi-Permyak	пипу	aspen	→	scrobiculate milk cap (Lactarius scrobiculatus)
#2205	Komi-Permyak	пиян	child (son or daughter)	→	sprout, branch
#8929	Komi-Permyak	пиян	young animal	→	child (son or daughter)
#4138	Komi-Permyak	поз	nest (n.)	→	fig. family
#74	Komi-Permyak	понуль	young spruce	—	abies (Abies)
#9372	Komi-Permyak	пос	bridge	—	porch
#2085	Komi-Permyak	поснит	little, small	→	young
#9373	Komi-Permyak	поткӧтны	to split, chop (firewood)	→	to ache
#7647	Komi-Permyak	пӧвсавны	to clean, to peel (fruits, vegetables)	→	to flog
#7676	Komi-Permyak	пӧжны	to expose to the action of steam	→	to hatch eggs
#9374	Komi-Permyak	пӧжны	to expose to the action of steam	→	to be sultry
#7509	Tuvaluan	vaka	ship, canoe	→	airplane
#7509	Wallisian (East Uvea)	vaka	ship, vessel	→	airplane
#7509	Niuean	vaka	ship, vessel	→	airplane
#5322	Quechua	pisqu	bird	→	airplane
#9337	Kazakh	өру	to braid, plait, weave	→	spider
#9049	Khakas	арға	back (body part)	→	(adj.) top, upper
#2614	Old English	gemæne	common, shared by several people	→	bad
#9378	Old English	wittig	clever	→	witty
#9378	Ancient Hebrew	khokhmá	wisdom	→	joke, jest, fun
#8492	Russian	острый	sharp	→	joke, jest, fun
#1178	Komi-Permyak	тури	crane (Grus)	→	cranberry (Oxycoccus)
#9380	Russian	недостаток	deficiency	→	error, defect
#1098	Slovak	vina	guilt	→	duty (moral or legal obligation)
#741	English	stem	stock, trunk	—	tribe
#741	German	Stamm	trunk; root	—	tribe, clan
#6858	Russian	Индия	<foreign country>	→	turkey
#9379	French	faute	deficiency	→	to be necessary
#9383	Russian	вязать	to tie	→	obliged, obligated
#9385	Russian	чудо	miracle	→	positive evaluation
#9385	Russian	диво	miracle	→	positive evaluation
#2868	Komi-Permyak	пӧльтны	to blow	→	to beat (someone)
#9386	Russian	есть	to eat	→	to bore [with dative ‘to someone’]
#9386	Komi-Permyak	пӧтны	to eat one's fill, to be satiated	→	to bore
#599	Komi-Permyak	пу	tree	—	wood, timber
#9188	Komi-Permyak	пуны	to boil (liquid) (tr.)	—	to boil (food) (tr.)
#1620	Komi-Permyak	пукавны	to sit	→	to be imprisoned
#4054	Komi-Permyak	пуксьӧтны	to make sit	→	to imprison
#1317	Komi-Permyak	пуксьыны	to sit down	→	to set (of Moon, Sun)
#2166	Komi-Permyak	пуксьыны	to sit down	→	to shrink (of textile)
#2281	Komi-Permyak	пурсьыны	to bite	→	to quarrel
#1637	Komi-Permyak	пуртӧс	sheath	→	pod
#2934	Komi-Permyak	рака	raven	—	crow
#2934	Adyghe	цунды (cʷundə)	raven	—	crow
#2934	Armenian	agṙav (ագռավ)	raven	—	crow
#2934	Avar	чӏегӏергъеду	raven	←	crow
#2934	Uighur	quzghun (قۇزغۇن)	raven	—	large crow
#2934	Tibetan	ka ka (ཀ་ཀ)	raven	—	crow
#2934	Swahili	kunguru	raven	—	crow
#2934	Mi'kmaq	gjiga'qaquj	raven	←	crow
#2934	Maltese	għorab	raven	—	crow
#2934	Maltese	ċawlun	raven	—	carrion crow (Corvus corone)
#1631	Komi-Permyak	резны	to sprinkle	→	to run
#1357	Komi-Permyak	родегсявны	(dialect) to get dirty, soiled	→	(dialect) to become infected
#925	Komi-Permyak	рожабан	face	—	cheek
#1635	Komi-Permyak	рушку	(Northern dialect) belly	→	(Northern dialect) pregnant
#966	Yoruba	obìnrin	woman	—	wife
#9388	Russian	грязный	dirty	→	lusty
#9388	Russian	сальный	stainy, greasy	—	lusty
#145	Armenian	cak (ծակ)	opening, hole	→	(vulgar) cunt, pussy
#6912	Breton	kluja	partridge	→	guinea fowl
#9396	Russian	пуп	navel	→	(obsolete) boss of a shield
#5451	Japanese	morokoshi (もろこし or モロコシ)	sorghum	→	maize (especially corn on the cob)
#5451	Korean	susu (수수)	sorghum	→	maize
#5452	Japanese	kibi (黍)	millet	→	sorghum
#9399	Middle Dutch	mielie	millet	→	maize
#2406	Ancient Hebrew	Thirass (תִירָס)	a son of Japheth listed in Genesis 10 who was sometimes identified with the Turkish people	→	maize
#9398	Crimean Tatar	boğday	wheat	→	maize
#2406	Crimean Tatar	Mısır	Egypt	→	maize
#9398	Catawba	kus sarak	wheat	←	maize
#5451	Standard Zhuang	haeuxyangz	(dialect) sorghum	→	maize
#5451	Uzbek	joʻxori / жўхори‍	(dated) sorghum	→	maize
#5451	Manchu	šušu	sorghum	→	maize
#2406	Maltese	ir-Rum	the Romans	→	maize
#9398	Maltese	qamħ	wheat	→	maize
#4889	Aghul	хIеджи	hajji	→	maize
#9402	Russian	столб	post; column, pillar	→	tetanus (disease)
#9402	Turkish	kazık	stake, pole or post	→	tetanus (disease)
#9404	Saterland Frisian	stounde	to stand	→	to understand
#4730	Middle Low German	böke	beech	→	buckwheat
#4730	Afrikaans	bok	beech	→	buckwheat
#7835	Georgian	tanamgzavri (თანამგზავრი)	fellow traveller	→	satellite of a planet
#9411	New Latin	satelles	guard, bodyguard	→	satellite of a planet
#9411	Japanese	ei (衛)	to guard	→	satellite of a planet
#9413	Russian	тараканы	cocroach	→	mental problems
#9408	Byzantine Greek	ἀλώπηξ	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	jackal
#9408	Abaza	бага	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	—	jackal
#2753	Latin	capitalis	(relational) of the head	→	capital city
#2753	Latin	capitalis	(relational) of the head	→	capital city
#2753	Old Galician–Portuguese	cabeça	head	→	capital city
#2096	Ancient Greek	στρατιώτης	soldier, warrior	→	soldier (Stratiotes plant)
#151	Urdu	śāx (شاخ)	horn	—	branch, twig
#9033	Russian	чуять	to perceive smell	→	to suspect
#523	Farsi	lab (لب)	lip	→	edge, border
#3954	Horpa	ˋʰke	word	—	language
#9424	Hawaiian	puaʻa	(obsolete) a general name for any introduced quadruped	→	livestock
#3302	Muskogee (Creek)	sokhvhatkv	opossum	←	pig (Sus scrofa)
#9425	Kuyani (Adnyamathanha, Guyani)	udnyu	white	→	Westerner
#9425	Ngarrindjeri	palpi	white	→	non-Aboriginal person
#9426	Muskogee (Creek)	cohkanâpisîs (ᒍᐦᑲᓈᐱᓰᐢ)	dragonfly	→	(slang) helicopter
#599	Tok Pisin	diwai	tree	→	wood
#9428	Church Slavonic	древо	tree	→	cross (n.)
#9428	Ancient Greek	ξύλον	tree	→	cross (n.)
#4263	Middle High German	namlos	nameless	→	ring finger
#4263	Farsi	binām	nameless	→	ring finger
#4263	Tajiki	benom	nameless	→	ring finger
#4263	Kurmanji Kurdish	bênav	nameless	→	ring finger
#4263	Iron Ossetian	ænænom	nameless	→	ring finger
#4263	Japanese	nanashi ( 名無し)	nameless	→	ring finger
#4263	Khanty	нэмӆы	nameless	→	ring finger
#9441	Gujarati	bhojan (ભોજન)	food	→	Holy Communion
#2553	Votic	rinta	chest (body part)	→	front part
#8098	Lithuanian	spar̃nas	wing	→	any of a group of some twenty thousand species of vascular plants classified in the division Pteridophyta that lack seeds and reproduce by shedding spores to initiate an alternation of generations
#4677	Georgian	nemsi (ნემსი )	needle (sewing)	→	dragonfly
#5132	Assyrian Neo-Aramaic	aḥḥā (ܐܲܚܵܐ)	brother (male sibling having parents in common)	→	(in the first-person possessive form) Respectful term of address to a male around one’s own age or slightly younger
#5132	Armenian	eġbayr (եղբայր)	brother	→	informal form of address to a male of equal age
#9444	Russian	одинаковый	equal	→	however
#9444	Russian	равный	equal	→	however
#9454	Russian	один	one	→	equal
#9444	Polish	jednaki	(archaic) identical (bearing full likeness)	→	however
#194	Russian	край	edge, border	→	last
#3521	English	one	one	→	only
#3098	Russian	равный	to equalize	—	to compare
#9455	Guanzhong (Xi'anese) Chinese	ɕiɑŋ⁵³	to think, consider	→	to miss somebogy, long for
#9455	Kunming Chinese	ɕiã⁵³	to think, consider	→	to miss somebogy, long for
#9455	Chengdu Mandarin Chinese	ɕiaŋ⁵³	to think, consider	→	to miss somebogy, long for
#6633	Som	sⁱʌk	to bite	→	to burn (tr.)
#9460	Burum (Yaknge, Somba-Siawari)	kana	foot, leg	—	road
#2525	Ceq Wong (Cheq Wong)	bɑy	to dig	→	to bury
#9462	Sahu	otomo	to dig	→	to plant
#9453	Russian	один	the same	—	equal
#9453	English	the same	the same	—	equal
#9464	Russian	равный	equal	→	indifferent
#9464	Ukrainian	однаковий	equal	→	indifferent
#9464	French	égal	equal	→	indifferent
#9464	Russian	различие	difference	→	indifferent
#9464	French	différence	difference	→	indifference
#9471	Russian	бдеть	(archaic) to be awake	→	vigilant
#9472	Aghul	тIутI	fly (n.)	→	freckle
#1739	Jingpho (Kachin)	baw	head	→	sort
#1785	Tarifit Berber	z’əmm	to squeeze	—	to suck
#1796	West Pa-Hng (Baheng)	pei³⁵	to cut	—	to know
#9474	Kirikiri	ki^	bone	—	branch, twig
#9474	Seri	-atak	bone	—	branch, twig
#9474	Yuwana (Hodï)	wãwã	bone	—	branch, twig
#1965	Luhya	khu-khama	to dry up, become dry	—	to disappear
#2149	Motu	udu-	nose	—	mouth
#2468	Church Slavonic	тьмьнъ	dark (adj.)	→	prison
#2468	Macedonian	темен	dark (adj.)	→	prison
#2470	Middle Dutch	steen	stone (piece of rock)	→	prison
#2498	Crimean Tatar	аджджытмакъ	to taste bitter	→	to hurt
#9477	Russian	соха	plough, ard	→	vomer (bone)
#9477	New Latin	vomer	ploughshare	→	small thin bone that forms part of the septum between the nostrils
#9479	Mamba	imanya	to cut	—	to understand
#9479	Mochi (Kimochi)	imanya	to cut	—	to understand
#9480	Sranan Tongo	tutu	horn	→	wind musical instrument
#9480	Swahili	pembe	horn	→	horn (instrument)
#9481	Macedonian	коска	bone	→	die (n.)
#9482	French	bien	good	→	although
#9483	Russian	глас	voice	→	vowel
#9483	Oyrot	ӱн	sound, voice	→	vowel
#9483	Pali	sara	sound, voice	→	vowel
#9477	Japanese	jo (鋤)	plough	→	vomer (bone)
#492	Zimakani	kisi	nose	—	face
#492	Sirva (Sileibi)	munduma	nose	—	face
#492	Moskona (Meninggo, Sabena)	osum	nose	—	face
#492	Mawak	muŋgasik	nose	—	face, forehead
#5598	Garus (Ate)	dolpi	straight	—	good
#2140	Mikir	selet	tired	—	lazy
#2140	Teanu (Puma, Buma)	añatae	tired	—	lazy
#2140	Vano (Lovono)	aniaŋa ene taie	lazy	—	tired
#2140	Kahua	faɣerafu	tired	—	lazy
#2140	Fataleka	noniela	tired	—	lazy
#2140	Sikaiana	naenae	tired	—	lazy
#2140	Karok	-ʔû̄rih	tired	—	lazy
#9439	Rotuman	haʔa	forbidden	→	sacred, holy
#9486	Busoa	molala	hot	→	painful
#9486	Rongga	ᵐbana	hot	→	painful
#9492	Russian	около	near	→	approximately
#1601	Karok	pikšip	shadow	—	phantom, ghost
#1601	Puelche (Gününa Küne)	sɨkɨl	shadow, shade	→	phantom, ghost
#1601	Tongan	ʔata	shadow, shade	→	phantom, ghost
#4429	Nyoro (Runyoro)	okwezi	moon	—	sky
#1543	Yuwana (Hodï)	ʰka ʰkʷatɨ tekai	key (of a door)	—	lock (n.)
#1543	Lakkia	jak.7	key (of a door)	—	lock (n.)
#1543	Langja Buyang (E'ma Buyang)	śi.11 ϑwa.24	key (of a door)	—	lock (n.)
#1543	Botlikh	рекІул	key (of a door)	—	lock (n.)
#1543	Andi	рекIули	key (of a door)	—	lock (n.)
#1543	Kali'na (Carib)	lakele	key (of a door)	—	lock (n.)
#247	Matengo	niai	good	—	new
#247	Kawésqar (Qawasqar, Alacaluf)	layep	good	—	new
#247	Owiniga	tʌgamɛ	good	—	new
#247	Gal	fau	good	—	new
#7465	Angami	tei	sky	—	time
#7615	Russian	он	he	→	(euphemism, dialect) devil
#7615	Ukrainian	він	he	→	(euphemism, dialect) devil
#7615	Belarusan	ён	he	→	(euphemism, dialect) devil
#7721	Nganasan	sɨr	white	—	ice
#7721	Khanty	yeŋk	white	—	ice
#5298	Klon (Kelon)	kuːr	dog	—	to hunt
#1396	Atsi (Zaiwa)	pan²¹	flower	→	smallpox
#1396	Xishanba Lalo (Qingyun)	ɣɑ⁵⁵lu³³	flower	—	smallpox
#1396	Kalmyk	цецг	flower	→	smallpox
#1396	Uzbek	chechak (чечак)	flower	→	smallpox
#1396	Uighur	chëchek (چېچەك)	flower	→	smallpox
#1396	Gagauz	çiçek	flower	→	smallpox
#1396	Crimean Tatar	çiçek	flower	→	smallpox
#5647	Russian	он	he	→	(dialect, euphemism) bear
#9492	English	close	near	→	approximately
#4498	Georgian	ḳaṭa (კატა)	cat	→	valerian (Valeriana officinalis)
#77	Gusii	gotegerera	to listen	—	to be quiet
#9493	Farsi	šotor (شتر)	camel	→	giraffe
#9494	Mandarin Chinese	jǐng (頸 / 颈)	neck	→	giraffe
#9495	Ancient Greek	ἐλέφας	elephant	→	camel
#1396	Lhao Vo (Maru, Langsu)	pəŋ³⁵	flower	—	smallpox
#1396	Longchuan Achang	kăn⁵⁵tam³¹	flower	—	smallpox
#386	Coconuco (Guambiano)	ʧilʲik	dirty	—	swamp
#1485	Rutul	джыбыр	tail	—	end
#1072	Chechen	дуьне	light (n.)	←	world
#1072	Tabassaran	дюнʼя	light (n.)	←	world
#1072	Kolyma (Southern) Yukaghir	poɲqə	light (n.)	—	world
#1072	Forest Enets	dʲɛri	light (n.)	—	world
#2804	Chibcha (Muisca)	nyia	gold	—	money
#2804	Karok	ʔišpuk	gold	—	money
#925	Ese Ejja	e-šemo	face	—	cheek
#925	Panare	-petya-	face	—	cheek
#3508	Macushi	yuʔse	need, necessity	→	desire, want
#3508	Tongan	fiemaʔu	need, necessity	—	desire, want
#3508	Southern Thai	tɔŋ.6 ka:n.2	need, necessity	—	desire, want
#3508	Tuyuca	bo'o	need, necessity	—	desire, want
#3508	Colorado (Tsafiki)	mu'na-ra-no	need, necessity	—	desire, want
#3508	Negerhollands	maŋke	need, necessity	—	desire, want
#2801	Ket	kūp	top	—	beak
#2954	Japanese	ase (汗)	sweat	→	blood
#6595	Axi Yi	tɕi²¹	fast	—	tight
#6616	Russian	он	he	→	husband
#4780	Bulgarian	път	road	→	time (instance)
#4780	Macedonian	пат	road	→	time (instance)
#4780	Serbian	пут	road	→	time (instance)
#4780	Croatian	put	road	→	time (instance)
#2084	Japanese	ōkii (大きい)	big	→	loud
#9464	Polish	jeden	equal, identical	→	indifferent
#9505	French	sans doute	certainly, for sure	→	possible
#9506	Bulgarian	предпазлив	fearful	—	careful, solicitous
#9186	Akkadian	ereqqum	cart, wagon	→	Big Dipper (Ursa Major)
#9507	Bulgarian	около	around	→	approximately
#9505	Russian	наверняка	certainly, for sure	—	probably
#9492	Russian	близко	near	→	approximately
#7336	Wayampi	kwalaɨ	sun	—	summer
#9504	Ukrainian	сморід	stench	→	blackcurrant
#9504	Belarusan	сморад, смурод	stench	→	(dialect) blackcurrant
#9510	Polish	smród	stench, stink	→	(dialect) bird cherry tree
#9513	Latin	mens, mentis	mind (n.)	→	(adverbial suffix) manner
#9513	Latin	mens, mentis	mind (n.)	→	(adverbial suffix) manner
#9513	Latin	mens, mentis	mind (n.)	→	(adverbial suffix) manner
#9513	Latin	mens, mentis	mind (n.)	→	(adverbial suffix) manner
#9513	Latin	mens, mentis	mind (n.)	→	(adverbial suffix) manner
#9513	Latin	mens, mentis	mind (n.)	→	(adverbial suffix) manner
#9514	Russian	она	she	→	fever, epilepsy, cholera
#9514	Yakut	кини	he/she/it	→	smallpox
#9515	Semimi	kasavu	night	—	black
#9515	Yindjibarndi	warru	night	—	black
#9515	Kurrama	warru	night	—	black
#9516	Mao	kazhü	good	—	sweet (taste)
#9516	Hausa	mài dáaɗíi	good	—	sweet (taste)
#9516	Kanuri	kə̀jî	good	—	sweet (taste)
#9520	Egyptian	pt	sky	→	(meteoric) iron
#9513	Latin	mens, mentis	mind (n.)	→	(adverbial suffix) manner
#448	Dhao	maɖ͡ʐa	eye	—	in front of
#448	Hawu (Sabu)	namada	eye	→	in front of
#9525	Kukatja (Western Australia)	palyka	tendon	—	rope, cord
#9527	Oroqen	ətəkən-	to jump	→	to flee
#9527	Paez	ũph-	to jump, leap	→	to flee
#2422	Bulgarian	стежер	pole (long stick)	→	(dialect) oak
#9525	Bidyara-Gungabula	dharril	tendon	—	rope, cord
#9533	Abkhaz	ɑʃɑpʼɨ	leg	→	trunk (of a tree)
#9533	Tzotzil	7okol	leg	→	trunk (of a tree)
#8448	Classical Arabic	jaḏr (جَذْر)	root (of a plant)	→	root (of a word)
#8448	Modern Hebrew	šóreš (שורש)	root (of a plant)	→	root (of a word)
#5967	Sukuma (Ntuzu)	lUyaga	wind	→	(disembodied) spirit
#5967	Lambya	inkungu	wind	→	(disembodied) spirit
#5967	Saamia (Samialugwe)	embeo	wind	→	(disembodied) spirit
#5967	Makonde	imepo	wind	→	(disembodied) spirit
#5967	Chácobo	yošini	wind	→	demon (evil spirit)
#6616	Chahar	en	he	→	husband
#9534	Russian	просить	to ask (for)	→	beggar
#9542	Russian	улитка	snail	→	cochlea
#9542	Japanese	kagyū (蝸牛)	snail	→	cochlea
#9538	Saramaccan	tjubí	to preserve	→	to hide (tr.)
#9538	Tzotzil	nak’	to keep	→	to hide (tr.)
#9543	Hungarian	szalma	straw	→	Milky Way
#9543	Gagauz	saman	straw	→	Milky Way
#9544	Byzantine Greek	βάνδον	battle standard	→	subdistrict of the Byzantine thema
#2500	Russian	клятва	oath	→	to swear, curse
#9547	Russian	ругаться	to scold	→	to swear, curse, use offensive language
#9548	French	sacré	sacred, holy	→	bloody, goddamn
#8925	Uncunwee (Ghulfan)	ʊr	head	—	first
#8889	Manang (Manange, Nyishang)	4nu	to rest	—	to sleep
#8881	Seychellois Creole	dou	sweet (taste)	—	soft (adj.)
#8851	Kaingang	to wĩ hə	to praise	—	to bless
#5293	Tamil	veḷḷi (வெள்ளி)	silver	→	nickel
#5482	Medieval Latin	Luna	moon	→	(alchemy) silver
#1186	Russian	длинный	long (size)	→	long (time)
#9558	French	court	short (size)	→	deficiency
#870	Russian	горячий	hot	→	passionate, zealous
#764	Russian	горький	bitter	→	grief, sorrow
#9553	Navajo	-tsoii	to be yellow	→	wasp
#9560	Cantonese Chinese	sek6 min4 (棉)	cotton	→	asbestos
#9560	Wu Chinese	6mi	cotton	→	asbestos
#9560	Japanese	wata (綿)	cotton, batting	→	asbestos
#9560	Tibetan	rgyud (རྒྱུད)	string, thread	→	asbestos
#9560	Russian	лён	flax	→	asbestos
#6068	Russian	садиться	to sit down	→	to mount a horse
#764	Russian	горький	bitter	→	grief, sorrow
#9564	Sorani Kurdish	berd (بەرد)	stone (piece of rock)	→	flint
#9564	Kurmanji Kurdish	ber	stone (piece of rock)	→	flint
#9563	Low German	Fia	fire	→	flint
#9563	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	feu	fire	→	flint
#3746	Russian	сидеть	to sit	—	buttocks
#9556	Modern Greek	σύντομος	short (size)	→	soon
#4424	Modern Greek	σύντομα	quickly	→	soon
#6129	French	tôt	soon	→	early
#3762	English	head	head	→	ahead
#1807	French	regarder	to see/to look at	→	to guard
#1807	French	regarder	to see/to look at	→	to guard
#9567	Pannonian Rusyn	персцень	finger-ring	→	vertebra
#9570	Modern Hebrew	khulyá (חֻלְיָה)	link of a chain	→	vertebra
#9570	Russian	звено	link of a chain	→	vertebra
#9573	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	bog'se	bug	→	bug (spy device)
#9574	Urdu	saudā (سَودا)	black bile (one of the four humours of the body)	→	melancholy; hypochondria
#9573	Czech	štěnice	bedbug	→	bug (spy device)
#9572	Belarusan	лад	method, manner, way	→	grammatical mood
#4435	Votic	luukaz	bone	→	lean, thin, bony (of a person)
#9579	Russian	дуть	to blow	→	(slang) to smoke marijuana
#9580	Votic	avvaa	opening, hole	→	grave, tomb
#9584	German	krank	ill, sick	→	resentment, offense
#9584	German	Leid	suffering, pain	→	resentment, offense
#65	Maltese	nofsinhar	midday	→	(archaic) South
#4962	Classical Arabic	qibla (قِبْلة)	qibla	→	south
#4962	Kumyk	къыбла	qibla	→	south
#6315	Russian	удар	stroke, beating	→	stroke, apoplexy
#9594	Russian	любить	to love	→	to copulate
#9595	Russian	мышь	mouse	→	arsenic
#9596	Russian	гадить	to defecate	—	to act nasty, to make mischief
#5242	Russian	стирать	to wipe	→	to abolish
#1681	Russian	жирный	greasy	→	a variety of a talc mineral, soapstone
#2088	Belarusan	часнок	garlic (Allium sativum)	→	mushroom Marasmius scorodonius
#2088	Ukrainian	часник	garlic (Allium sativum)	→	mushroom Marasmius scorodonius
#2088	Yakut	чочунаах	garlic (Allium sativum)	→	mushroom Marasmius scorodonius
#2088	Hungarian	fokhagyma	garlic (Allium sativum)	→	mushroom Marasmius scorodonius
#2088	Slovenian	česen	garlic (Allium sativum)	→	mushroom Marasmius scorodonius
#9599	Polish	biały	white	→	plate armour
#9599	Italian	bianco	white	→	plate armour
#7034	Ancient Greek	λέων	lion (Panthera leo)	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#7034	English	lion	big cat, Panthera leo, native to Africa, India and formerly much of Europe	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9602	Russian	пустырь	wasteland	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9602	Ukrainian	пустир	wasteland	→	(dialect) motherwort (Leonurus)
#5264	Ukrainian	жалива	nettle (Urtica)	→	(dialect) motherwort (Leonurus)
#5264	Ukrainian	кропива	nettle (Urtica)	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9603	Belarusan	сэрца	heart	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#5264	Kyrghyz	чалкан	nettle (Urtica)	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9603	German	Herz	heart	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9603	Slovenian	srce	heart	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9603	Slovak	srdce	heart	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9603	Czech	srdce	heart	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9601	Ukrainian	гусячий	(relational) goose	→	(dialect) motherwort (Leonurus)
#9601	Ukrainian	курячий	(relational) chicken	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#7034	Bashkir	арыҫлан	lion (Panthera leo)	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#5264	Belarusan	крапіва	nettle (Urtica)	→	(dialect) motherwort (Leonurus)
#9604	Portuguese	orelha	lion (Panthera leo)	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#9603	Polish	serce	heart	→	motherwort (Leonurus)
#3313	Turkish	http://www.nisanyansozluk.com/?k=t%C3%BCmen&x=0&y=0	ten thousand	—	a large number or quantity
#4914	Swahili	bibi	lady; mistress (female master or the female equivalent of a gentleman); Mrs.	→	queen (playing card)
#4900	New Latin	tympanum	drum	→	tympanum (of ear)
#4900	Japanese	ko (鼓)	drum	→	tympanum (of ear)
#9594	French	aimer	to love	→	to copulate, make love
#9594	Czech	milovat	to love	→	to copulate, make love
#9606	Russian	ум	mind (n.)	→	to go mad
#9607	Dutch	vroed	clever, wise	→	midwife
#7111	Polish	środek	middle, centre	→	means
#62	Old Czech	léto	summer	—	year
#62	Polabian	ľotü	summer	—	year
#62	Slovincian	latô	summer	—	(in the plural) years
#9610	Belarusan	сумаваць	to be bored	—	to miss somebogy, long for
#9613	Russian	альфа	alpha	→	dominant male (alpha male)
#9615	Russian	песец [pesec]	Arctic fox	→	swearword
#9271	Russian	минус	defect	←	minus
#9622	Russian	лук	onion	→	bulb (of plant)
#3320	Russian	слово	word	→	promise (n.)
#9618	Gagauz	sıra	line	→	suitable occasion, convenient moment
#4451	Kalmyk	көвүн	boy	→	pawn (in chess)
#3818	Kalmyk	темэн	camel	→	bishop (chess)
#3818	Marathi	uṇṭa (उंट)	camel	→	bishop (chess)
#9381	Modern Written Arabic	malik (ملك)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Farsi	šâh (شاه)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Modern Written Arabic	šâh (شاه)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Serbian	краљ (kralj)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Croatian	kralj	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Afrikaans	koning	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Crimean Tatar	къырал	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Turkmen	şa	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Bengali	śah (শাহ)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Bengali	raja (রাজা)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Marathi	rājā (राजा)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Swahili	shehe	sheik (Muslim)	→	king (chess)
#9381	Swahili	mfalme	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Telugu	rāju (రాజు)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Kannada	rāja (ರಾಜ)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Manx	ree	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Urdu	bādśāh (بَادْشَاہ)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Modern Hebrew	mäläḵ (מֶלֶךְ)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Georgian	mepe (მეფე)	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Faroese	kongur	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9381	Esperanto	reĝo	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9142	Afrikaans	dame	lady	→	queen (chess)
#9142	Esperanto	damo	lady	→	queen (chess)
#9133	Marathi	vajīr (वजीर)	king's counselor	→	queen (chess)
#9133	Marathi	mantrī (मंत्री)	king's counselor	→	queen (chess)
#9133	Kannada	mantri (ಮಂತ್ರಿ)	king's counselor	→	queen (chess)
#9140	South Levantine Arabic	malike (ملكة)	queen	→	queen (chess)
#9140	Swahili	malkia	queen	→	queen (chess)
#9140	Kannada	rāṇi (ರಾಣಿ)	queen	→	queen (chess)
#9140	Modern Hebrew	malká (מַלְכָּה)	queen	→	queen (chess)
#9140	Georgian	dedopali (დედოფალი)	queen	→	queen (chess)
#9140	Esperanto	reĝino	queen	→	queen (chess)
#9070	Sanskrit	ratha (रथ)	chariot	→	rook (chess)
#9636	French	chance	happiness, luck	—	opportunity, chance
#7012	Farsi	qal'e (قَلعه)	castle, fortress, stronghold, citadel	→	rook (chess)
#7167	Afrikaans	toring	tower	→	rook (chess)
#7012	Swahili	ngome	fortress	→	rook (chess)
#7167	Modern Hebrew	ts'ríakh (צְרִיחַ)	tower	→	rook (chess)
#7167	Esperanto	turo	tower	→	rook (chess)
#9645	Telugu	ēnugu (ఏనుగు)	elephant	→	rook (chess)
#9645	Marathi	hattī (हत्ती)	elephant	→	rook (chess)
#3809	Farsi	fil (فیل)	elephant	→	bishop (chess)
#3809	Malayalam	āna (ആന)	elephant	→	bishop (chess)
#9134	South Levantine Arabic	wazīr (وزير)	minister	→	bishop (chess)
#3812	Russian	офицер	(military) officer	→	(informal) bishop (chess)
#9643	Crimean Tatar	tarih	date	—	history
#9643	Farsi	târix (تاریخ)	date	—	history
#9643	Gujarati	tārīkh (તારીખ)	date	—	history
#9643	Urdu	tārīx (تارِیخ)	date	—	history
#9643	Uzbek	tarix (тарих‍)	date	—	history
#9643	Palula (Phalura, Ashreti)	taaríx	date	—	history
#9644	Hungarian	mezei	field	→	Eurasian skylark
#3814	Macedonian	ловец	hunter	→	bishop (chess)
#9649	Esperanto	kuriero	courier	→	bishop (chess)
#3815	Yiddish	lafer (לאַפֿער)	runner	→	bishop (chess)
#3815	Afrikaans	loper	runner	→	bishop (chess)
#3815	Modern Hebrew	rats (רָץ)	runner	→	bishop (chess)
#3817	Afrikaans	ruiter	horseman, rider; knight or armed horseman	→	knight (chess)
#3817	Yiddish	riter (ריטער)	knight	→	knight (chess)
#3817	Faroese	riddari	rider, horseman; (historical) knight	→	knight (chess)
#3817	Medieval Latin	eques	horseman, cavalryman, rider	→	knight (chess)
#3817	Modern Hebrew	parásh (פָּרָשׁ)	horseman, cavalier	→	knight (chess)
#3817	Georgian	mxedari (მხედარი)	equestrian, horseman, rider	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Afrikaans	perd	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Urdu	ghoṛā (گھوڑا)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Bengali	ghoŗa (ঘোড়া)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Uighur	at (ئات)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Tatar	ат	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Marathi	ghoḍā (घोडा)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Nepali	ghoḍā (घोडा)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Punjabi	ghoṛā (ਘੋੜਾ)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Esperanto	ĉevalo	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	South Levantine Arabic	ḥsān (حصان)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Gujarati	ghoḍo (ઘોડો)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Kashmiri	gur (گُر)	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3817	Cornish	marghek	knight, rider	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Maltese	żiemel	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Sardinian	cabaddu, cavaddu, caddu	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Sicilian	cavaḍḍu	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Albanian	kalë	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3810	Cebuano	kabayo	horse	→	knight (chess)
#3820	Serbian	скакач (skakač)	jumper	→	knight (chess)
#3820	Croatian	skakač	jumper	→	knight (chess)
#3820	Norwegian	springar	jumper	→	knight (chess)
#3820	Yiddish	shpringer (שפּרינגער)	jumper	→	knight (chess)
#1960	Malayalam	kālāḷ (കാലാൾ)	foot soldier; infantryman	→	pawn (in chess)
#4450	Afrikaans	boer	farmer; peasant.	→	pawn (in chess)
#9651	Russian	яйца	testicles	→	brave
#9651	English	balls	testicle	→	to be brave
#9650	Japanese	seki (石)	stone (piece of rock)	→	playing piece for go game ("go stone")
#9664	Russian	крот	mole (Talpa)	→	spy
#6567	Classical Arabic	ṣamḡ (صَمْغ)	tree resin	—	glue
#6567	Armenian	xež (խեժ)	tree resin	—	glue
#9671	Georgian	pisi (ფისი)	tree resin	—	tar
#9671	Armenian	pʻis (փիս)	resin from the bark of a tree	—	melted tar used hot to treat leprosy
#6567	Riffian (Tarifiyt)	aseřɣaɣ	tree resin, gum	→	glue
#9666	Russian	крокодил	crocodile	→	Egyptian plover (Pluvianus aegyptius)
#9666	Romanian	crocodil	crocodile	→	Egyptian plover (Pluvianus aegyptius)
#9666	Portuguese	crocodilo	crocodile	→	Egyptian plover (Pluvianus aegyptius)
#9673	Russian	масло	oil (food)	→	(obsolete) petroleum, oil
#9674	Russian	масло	oil (food)	→	(obsolete) petroleum, oil
#9673	Western Armenian	yuġ (յուղ)	oil (food)	→	petroleum, oil
#9663	Gagauz	terlemää	to sweat	→	to get tired
#9676	Russian	собраться	to gather, collect	→	to gain self-control, mentally focus, concentrate
#9689	Russian	туалет	toilet	—	dress (feminine)
#9690	Ahom	nam man	petroleum, oil	→	petrol, gasoline (motor fuel)
#331	Ahom	nam man	oil (food)	→	petroleum, oil
#331	Korean	gireum (기름)	oil (food)	→	petroleum, oil
#9690	Korean	gireum (기름)	petroleum, oil	→	petrol, gasoline (motor fuel)
#9691	Georgian	navti (ნავთი)	petroleum, oil	→	kerosene
#9693	Malayalam	eṇṇa (എണ്ണ)	oil (food)	→	kerosene
#9691	Navajo	akʼahkǫʼ	petroleum, oil	→	kerosene
#9694	Navajo	tó	water	→	petroleum, oil
#9691	Farsi	naft (نفت)	petroleum, oil	→	kerosene
#3218	Upper Sorbian	hadźica	snake (female)	→	hose
#3218	Faroese	slanga	snake	→	hose
#9712	Scottish Gaelic	buidhe	yellow	→	Ranunculus
#4761	Church Slavonic	въздоухъ	air	→	aër (veil covering vessels in the Orthodox Church)
#4764	Komi-Permyak	сюр	horn	→	spout of vessel
#5355	Hawaiian	puka	door, gate	→	window
#9713	Belarusan	лоб	forehead	→	pubis
#4987	Armenian	ji (ձի)	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Armenian	ji (ձի)	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Hindi	aśva (अश्व)	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Hungarian	csikó	foal, young horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Tagalog	kabayo	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Old Tupian	kabaru	horse	→	(Late Tupi, hapax legomenon) sea horse
#4987	Farsi	asb (اسب)	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Maltese	żiemel	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)	j'va	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Navajo	łį́į́ʼ	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Macedonian	коњче	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Luxembourgish	Päerd	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Tai Lue	maa² (ᦙᦱᧉ)	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#8967	English	fusilier	fusilier	→	caesionid fish
#8967	German	Füsilier	fusilier	→	caesionid fish
#8967	Dutch	fuselier	fusilier	→	caesionid fish
#8967	Spanish	fusilero	fusilier	→	caesionid fish
#8967	French	fusilier	fusilier	→	caesionid fish
#9714	Japanese	tatsu (竜)	dragon	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Japanese	uma (馬)	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4987	Japanese	uma (馬)	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#3458	Russian	знать	to know	→	doctor, physician
#9722	Bengali	kaṭhi (কাঠি)	small stick	→	stick insect
#9725	Old Irish	rind	spear point	→	insult, offence
#4640	Modern Greek	απέξω	outside, from outside	→	by heart
#9727	Occitan	ignorar	not to know	→	to ignore, disregard
#9732	Russian	резать	to cut	→	water soldier (plant)
#9732	Ukrainian	різати	to cut	→	water soldier (plant)
#9732	Belarusan	рэзаць	to cut	→	water soldier (plant)
#9732	Czech	řezat	to cut	→	water soldier (plant)
#9736	Italian	coltella	broad-bladed kitchen knife, cleaver	→	water soldier (plant)
#9737	Russian	чудной	strange	→	monster (abnormal creature)
#9735	Russian	волна	(obsolete) wool	→	wooly milkcap (Lactarius torminosus)
#9740	Russian	узел	knot	→	node (anatomy)
#9743	Kazakh	Ұйқы	sleep	→	pancreas
#9746	English	space	space (physical)	→	space, universe, cosmos
#9747	Armenian	erekʻ (երեք)	three	→	clover
#9747	Mingrelian	sumi (სუმი)	three	→	clover
#9747	Georgian	sami (სამი)	three	→	clover
#9740	Ukrainian	вузол	knot	→	node (anatomy)
#9739	Armenian	hanguycʻ (հանգույց)	knot	→	junction
#748	Turkish	yol	road	→	manner, way, method
#9756	Classical Arabic	wazn (وزن)	weight	→	(poetry) meter
#9760	Bengali	akaś ( আকাশ)	sky	→	space, universe
#10373	Modern Hebrew	khalál (חָלָל)	space, void (empty volume)	→	outer space
#9766	Russian	ударять	to strike, hit	→	stress (linguistics)
#9767	Japanese	bo (母)	mother (in compounds)	→	vowel
#9767	Korean	mo (모)	(Sino-Korean) mother	→	vowel
#9770	Japanese	chi (子)	child (son or daughter)	→	consonant
#9770	Korean	ja (자)	(Sino-Korean) child	→	consonant
#4380	Mongolian (Khalkha)	бие	body	→	myself
#9774	Tatar	бəдəм	(dialect) body	—	(dialect) height (of a person)
#9787	Turkish	ince	thin (of an object)	→	front vowels (linguistics)
#710	Russian	перед	in front of	→	before
#4486	Russian	тупик	blind alley	→	deadlock
#9787	Azerbaijani	incə	thin (of an object)	→	front vowels (linguistics)
#9789	Old English	caitif	captive	→	bad
#1692	Albanian	bie	to fall down	→	to fall (of rain, snow)
#1692	Bengali	poṛa (পড়া)	to fall down	→	to fall (of rain)
#1692	Assamese	pora (পৰা)	to fall down	→	to fall (of rain, snow)
#2947	White Hmong (Hmong Daw)	los	to come	→	to fall (of rain, snow)
#9790	Russian	лить	to pour	→	(3rd person singular, impersonal) to fall (of rain)
#9792	Veps	eläda	to live, be alive	→	enough
#9793	Slovenian	žȉd	Jewish	→	stingy, money lender
#9793	Polish	żyd	Jewish	→	stingy
#9793	Albanian	çifut	Jewish	→	(derogatory) stingy person
#9793	Belarusan	жыд	(archaic) Jew	→	(derogatory) a miserly or greedy person; a cheapskate
#9793	Norwegian	jøde	(offensive) Jew, used as an insult	→	(offensive) greedy person
#5188	Spanish	siempre	always	→	of course
#2354	Russian	тереть	to rub	→	to wash (clothes)
#960	Votic	tšüsüä	to ask for, request	—	to ask, inquire
#960	Middle Dutch	eischen	to ask for, request	—	to ask, inquire
#960	Occitan	demandar	to ask for, request	—	to ask, inquire
#960	Ingrian	kyssyä	to ask for, request	—	to ask, inquire
#960	Ugaritic	šảl	to ask for, request	—	to ask (a question)
#960	Breton	goulenn	to ask for, request	—	to ask, inquire
#960	Afrikaans	Ek vra wat haar naam is.	to ask for, request	—	to ask, inquire
#2677	Komi-Permyak	корны	to call, invite	→	to ask for, request
#9630	Komi-Permyak	китсавны	to call	→	to awaken, wake up
#4959	Afrikaans	stokperdjie	hobby horse (child's toy)	→	hobby (an activity enjoyed in one's spare time)
#960	Yugh	sijaχ	to request	←	to ask, inquire
#999	French	clé	key (of a door)	→	clavicle
#2813	Russian	вешать	to hang (execute)	→	scapegrace; playboy
#2643	Polish	tchórz	ferret	→	coward
#2741	Ojibwe	giizhig	sky	—	day
#8843	Ojibwe	giizhig	sky	→	heaven
#8530	Georgian	šavi (შავი)	black	→	bubonic plague
#9809	Belarusan	блытаць	to tangle	→	to confuse (with), to mistake one thing for another
#536	Tibetan	rwa (རྭ)	horn, antler	→	peak of mountain
#2822	Italian	mirtillo nero	European blueberry	—	great bilberry (Vaccinium uliginosum)
#9814	Votic	silmä	eye	→	lamprey (Petromyzontidae)
#9814	Ingrian	silmä	eye	→	lamprey (Petromyzontidae)
#9815	Russian	дыра	hole	→	(dialect) lamprey (Petromyzontidae)
#9816	Korean	jang'eo (장어)	eel	→	lamprey (Petromyzontidae)
#9817	Turkish	emmek	to suck	→	lamprey (Petromyzontidae)
#9813	Luxembourgish	néng	nine	→	lamprey (Petromyzontidae)
#474	Gothic	augō	to look	→	evil eye
#474	Gujarati	najar (નજર)	look, gaze, glance, eyesight, vision	→	evil eye
#474	Modern Hebrew	áyin (עַיִן)	to look	→	evil eye
#474	Japanese	gan (眼)	eyeball	→	evil eye
#474	Japanese	jashi (邪視)	sidelong glance	→	evil eye
#474	Bengali	nojor (নজর)	eye, sight, vision, view, glance, look	→	evil eye
#474	Farsi	nazar (نظر)	seeing, vision, sight, view, look	→	evil eye
#474	Urdu	nazar (نَظَر)	look, gaze, glance	→	evil eye
#474	Brazilian Portuguese	olho	eye	→	evil eye
#474	Scottish Gaelic	sùil	eye	→	evil eye
#474	Sicilian	occhiu	to look	→	evil eye
#2791	Afrikaans	verkleurmannetjie	chameleon	→	person with inconstant behavior
#2791	Gujarati	kācaṇḍo (કાચંડો)	chameleon	→	a person with inconstant behavior
#2791	Modern Hebrew	zikít (זִיקִית / זִקִּית)	chameleon	→	hypocrite, dissembler
#9821	Juhuri (Judeo-Tat)	qul-qənət	wings	—	branches
#9823	Latin	cor	heart	→	to remember
#9823	Italian	cuore	heart	→	to remember
#1470	Russian	лёгкий	light (of weight)	→	to a small extent
#1470	French	léger	light (of weight)	→	slightly
#9498	Russian	просто	simply	→	only
#4708	Russian	драма	drama (theatre)	→	distressing event
#4708	Malayalam	nāṭakaṁ (നാടകം)	drama (theatre)	→	dramatic situation
#5263	Russian	дуля	(dialect) a kind of pear	→	fig sign
#9832	Russian	жить	to live, be alive	→	fat, lard
#9832	Belarusan	жыць	to live, be alive	→	(dialect) fat, lard
#9831	Dutch	mamma	mother (alternative spelling of mama 'mother')	—	female breast
#8069	Komi-Permyak	йыв	end (space)	—	peak of mountain
#9842	Linngithigh	kic	to give birth	→	to lay eggs
#1071	Belarusan	брадзiць	to walk, wander	→	to ferment, yeast
#9742	French	maître	lord, master	→	expert
#9845	Saterland Frisian	Kat	cat	→	squirrel (Sciurus)
#9845	Low German	Kat	cat	→	squirrel (Sciurus)
#9846	Russian	рубить	to split, chop	→	ruble, monetary unit, equal to 100 kopeks
#9847	Old East Slavic	рѣзати	to cut	→	unit of currency in Kievan Rus'
#9848	Belarusan	кніжка	book (n.)	→	omasium
#9848	Polish	księga	book (n.)	→	omasium
#9849	Portuguese	saltério	The Book of Psalms	→	omasium
#9852	New Latin	reticulum	net (n.)	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9852	Russian	сетка	net (n.)	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9852	Belarusan	сетка	net (n.)	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9852	Bulgarian	мрежа	net (n.)	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9851	Malagasy	masontantely	honeycomb	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9854	Bulgarian	сирене	cheese	→	abomasum
#9855	Belarusan	рубец	scar	→	rumen
#9854	Bosnian	sir	cheese	→	abomasum
#9856	Albanian	kësulë	brimless cap, skullcap	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9854	Serbian	сир	cheese	→	abomasum
#9856	Ingrian	hattu	hat	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9854	Elfdalian	kęse	rennet, cheese	→	abomasum
#9857	Albanian	plëndës	belly, paunch	→	rumen, tripe
#9857	Brazilian Portuguese	pança	abdomen / belly	→	rumen
#9857	Farsi	šekanb (شکنب)	abdomen, belly, stomach	→	rumen
#9858	Slovak	sliz	mucus, slime	—	abomasum
#1005	Albanian	kokë	head	→	chief, boss
#1005	Bikol	payo	head	→	leader
#1005	Coptic	aphe	(Bohairic) head	→	(Bohairic) magistrate, headman, chief
#1005	Crimean Tatar	baş	head	→	chief, boss
#1005	Fula	hoore	head	→	chief, boss
#1005	Yoruba	orí	head	→	leader
#1005	Uighur	bash (باش)	head	→	chief, boss
#1005	Tatar	баш	head	→	chief, boss
#1005	Ottoman Turkish	ser (سر)	head	→	chief, boss
#1005	Mapuche (Mapudungun)	logko	head	→	leader; lonco (Mapuche tribal leader)
#1005	Maltese	ras	head	→	chief, leader
#1525	Russian	басня	fable	→	false, wrong
#9866	Breton	kristen	Christian	→	human, person
#9866	Friulian	cristian	Christian	→	man, person, fellow, human being
#9866	Sicilian	cristianu	Christian	→	human, person
#9866	Neapolitan	crestiano	Christian	→	human, person
#4520	Swahili	shahada	Shahada	→	index finger
#4520	Bengali	śahadat (শাহাদাত)	testimony; (Islam) shahada	→	index finger
#9505	Belarusan	напэўна	certainly, for sure	→	probably
#9505	Spanish	seguro	for sure	→	(Philippines) probably; maybe; possibly; perhaps
#9505	Bikol	seguro	(rare) sure	→	maybe; probably; possibly; perhaps
#9505	Cebuano	seguro	sure	→	maybe; probably; possibly; perhaps
#414	Serbian	љубити	to love	→	to kiss
#459	Russian	око	eye	→	spot, pip (on playing cards or dice)
#1046	Russian	сторона	side (n.)	→	page
#1446	Russian	время	time	→	(rare) journal, magazine
#1585	Polish	Adidas	Adidas AG	→	sport shoe
#5266	Russian	жаворонок	lark, skylark	→	ritual cookies baked for the feast of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste
#5266	Russian	кулик	sandpiper, snipe	→	ritual cookies baked for the feast of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste
#5266	Russian	тетёрка	black grouse (female)	→	ritual cookies baked for the feast of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste
#5266	Russian	галка	jackdaw	→	ritual cookies baked for the feast of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste
#783	Iron Ossetian	ацъынд	to fall asleep	→	to die
#1178	Forest Nenets	'kału	crane (Grus)	→	cranberry (Oxycoccus)
#1178	Tundra Nenets	харё	crane (Grus)	→	cranberry (Oxycoccus)
#5475	Classical Arabic	ʔuḥādiyy (أُحَادِيّ)	one, single	→	The Unique, The Single (one of 99 names of God)
#9875	Punic	gzl (gōzāl)	pigeon (Columba)	→	vervain
#9874	Slovak	železo	iron	→	vervain
#9874	Macedonian	железо	iron	→	vervain
#6768	Old Turkic	kel-	to come, arrive	→	bride
#6768	Oyrot	кел	to come, arrive	→	bride
#6768	Uzbek	kelmoq	to come, arrive	→	bride
#1088	Old Turkic	kelin	bride	—	daughter-in-law
#6768	Turkmen	gelmek	to come, arrive	→	bride
#1088	Turkmen	gelin	bride	—	daughter-in-law
#1088	Uzbek	kelin	bride	—	daughter-in-law
#2852	Georgian	gmiri (გმირი)	hero	→	character (literature)
#2852	Esperanto	heroo	hero	→	protagonist
#2852	Modern Hebrew	gibór (גיבור )	hero	→	character (literature)
#2852	Farsi	qahramân (قهرمان)	hero	→	protagonist
#2852	Yiddish	held (העלד)	hero	→	character (literature)
#2852	Urdu	qahrmān (قَہْرْمان)	hero	→	protagonist
#2736	Brazilian Portuguese	pistola	firearm	→	penis
#8553	Ottoman Turkish	yarak (ياراق)	weapon	→	penis
#9876	Khoekhoe	kē	to see/to look at	—	to pay attention
#4578	Italian	kavalls	(dialect, Apulian) horses	→	(dialect, Apulian) haystacks
#4578	Occitan	vaca	cow	→	haystack
#4578	Spanish	proco	(obsolete) pig	→	(dialect, Northern) a type of haystack
#4578	French	bique	she-goat	→	(dialect) a type of haystack
#4578	French	oison	gosling	→	(dialect, Blois) a type of haystack
#8587	Russian	смотреть	to look at	→	to take into account
#2018	Russian	посмотреть	to see/to look at	→	to check, test
#7150	Classical Mongolian	aŋqa-	to pay attention	—	to beware, be careful
#4495	Russian	пахучий	smell (n.)	→	wild chamomile
#4729	Catalan	zebra	zebra	→	Danio rerio
#4729	Romanian	zebră	zebra	→	Danio rerio
#4729	Norwegian	sebra	zebra	→	Danio rerio
#4729	Dutch	zebra	zebra	→	Danio rerio
#4729	French	zèbre	zebra	→	Danio rerio
#4729	Swedish	zebra	zebra	→	Danio rerio
#5088	English	lineage	lineage	→	offspring
#9883	Esperanto	lanugo	down (of birds)	—	fluff
#7744	Russian	жуткий	fearful, dreadful	→	unpleasant
#5817	Uighur	yoldash	companion, spouse, travelling partner; (communism) comrade	→	afterbirth, placenta
#8937	German	Leid	grief, sorrow	→	to feel pity
#2489	Belarusan	вусач	man with a big moustache	→	longhorn beetle
#2488	Belarusan	дрывасек	woodcutter, lumberjack	→	longhorn beetle
#6655	Belarusan	cкрыпун	a person who screams	→	beetle of the genus Saperda from the family of longhorn beetles
#6655	Russian	скрипун	a person who screams	→	beetle of the genus Saperda from the family of longhorn beetles
#6655	Ukrainian	скрипун	a person who screams	→	longhorn beetle
#7837	Russian	олень	deer	→	stag beetle
#7837	Russian	рогвч	stag	→	stag beetle
#4693	Chichewa (Nyanja)	fodya	tobacco	→	puffball Lycoperdon citrinum
#9886	Breton	aour	gold	→	orange (plant)
#9886	Cornish	owr	gold	→	orange (plant)
#9887	Moroccan Arabic	ḥāmiḍ (حَامِض)	sour	→	lemon
#9887	South Levantine Arabic	ḥāmiḍ (حَامِض)	sour	→	lemon
#9885	Afrikaans	lemoen	orange (plant)	→	lemon
#9887	Navajo	díkʼǫ́ǫ́zh	sour, alkaline	→	lemon
#9887	White Hmong (Hmong Daw)	qaub	sour	→	(colloquial) lemon
#9885	Malayalam	nāraṅṅa (നാരങ്ങ)	orange (plant)	←	lemon
#9885	Tok Pisin	switmoli	orange (plant)	←	lemon
#3776	English	Mary	female given name	→	woman
#966	Tok Pisin	meri	woman	→	wife
#1215	Breton	bev	live; active, agile	→	mercury
#9890	New Latin	pistillum	pestle	→	pistil
#9891	Belarusan	слуп	post; column, pillar	→	pistil
#9893	Kyrghyz	ата	father	→	stamen
#9892	Kyrghyz	эне	mother	→	pistil
#9894	New Latin	stigma	burned mark, especially on a slave	→	sticky part of a flower that receives pollen during pollination
#9894	Polish	blizna	mark (visible sign)	→	stigma (botany)
#9894	Polish	blizna	scar	→	stigma (botany)
#9895	Japanese	chūtō (柱頭)	capital (architecture)	→	stigma (botany)
#9895	Korean	judu (주두)	capital (architecture)	→	stigma (botany)
#9894	Hungarian	bibe	(archaic) a minor injury; a small wound	→	stigma (botany)
#9894	Portuguese	estigma	(Christianity) stigma	→	stigma (botany)
#9896	Belarusan	лыч	snout (of pig)	→	stigma (botany)
#9898	New Latin	stamen	warp in an upright loom	→	in flowering plants, a male reproductive structure in a flower that produces pollen, typically consisting of an anther and a filament.
#9898	Armenian	aṙēǰ (առէջ)	warp	→	stamen
#9890	Macedonian	толчник	pestle	→	pistil
#9897	Afrikaans	draad	thread	→	stamen
#7886	Tatar	балта	axe	→	bit (of a key)
#2767	Assamese	utkhāta (উৎখাত)	dug up, rooted up	→	ruined, destroyed, extirpated
#8184	Russian	Иван	Ivan	→	willowherb
#8184	Ukrainian	iван	Ivan	→	willowherb
#9904	Farsi	zabân (زبان)	tongue (body part)	→	plantain (Plantago)
#9492	Gagauz	yakın	near	→	approximately
#8098	Cebuano	pako	wing	→	vegetable fern (Diplazium esculentum)
#3305	Old English	weġ	road	→	plantain (Plantago)
#9910	Russian	гореть	to burn (intr.)	→	to destroy, annihilate
#9157	Russian	проглотить	to swallow	→	to restrain, control one’s feelings
#9934	Polish	pasterka	herder, shepherd(femail)	→	Venus
#9934	Lower Sorbian	pastyŕ	herder, shepherd	→	Venus
#9934	Italian	boaro	cowherd, herdsman	→	Venus
#9934	Catalan	pastor	shepherd, herder	→	Venus
#9931	Urdu	zamīr (ضَمِیر)	conscience; mind, heart	→	pronoun
#9908	Japanese	homura (炎)	fire, flame	→	(medicine) -itis, inflammation of...
#9916	New Latin	serpens	snake	→	Ophiuchus (Constellation)
#9916	Classical Arabic	ḥayya (حَيَّة)	snake	→	Ophiuchus (Constellation)
#9920	Gagauz	yol	road	→	to send
#9920	Crimean Tatar	yol (ёл)	road	→	to send
#9926	Crimean Tatar	yutmaq (ютмакъ)	to swallow	→	to defeat, win
#9919	Kumyk	ёл	road	→	friend
#9919	Gagauz	yol	road	→	companion, mate, comrade
#3526	English	to leave	to let go	—	to leave, abandon
#6847	Romanian	havră	synagogue	→	noise
#9940	Armenian	ǰigyar (ջիգյար)	(early Modern Armenian, XVII c.) liver	→	(figuratively) kin, kinsman
#9942	Tatar	җәя	bow (weapon)	→	parenthesis
#395	Old Georgian	žami (ჟამი)	time	→	(Middle Georgian) hour
#395	Mingrelian	žami (ჟამი)	time	—	hour
#9943	Russian	предложение	offer, proposal	→	sentence (grammar)
#5783	Georgian	mxari (მხარი)	shoulder	—	upper arm
#9938	Macedonian	Адам	Adam	→	Adam's apple
#9938	Armenian	Adam (Ադամ)	Adam	→	Adam's apple
#9938	Albanian	Adam	Adam	→	Adam's apple
#1056	Botlikh	шаᴴй	smell	→	bad smell
#5864	Botlikh	хади	to ask for, request	→	to ask in marriage
#7145	Botlikh	маква	eating	→	breakfast
#1309	Botlikh	хан	khan	→	queen (bee)
#46	Botlikh	хвай	dog	→	seal (animal)
#1418	Botlikh	ххазина	treasure	→	dear, darling
#1618	Botlikh	ххарчаму	saber	→	rainbow
#1418	Botlikh	ххира	expensive	→	dear, darling
#2326	Botlikh	хъал	skin (of a person)	—	bark (of a tree)
#37	Botlikh	хъиди	to see/to look at	→	to wait
#9945	New Latin	crassus	thick / fat	→	crassula
#9945	Russian	толстый	thick / fat	→	crassula
#9945	Hungarian	háj	fat, flab (the soft, loose flesh around a person's belly)	→	crassula
#9948	Assamese	madhyabarttī (মধ্যবৰ্ত্তী, মধ্যবৰ্তী)	central	—	common, shared
#9949	Assamese	bicitra (বিচিত্ৰ)	variegated	—	strange
#2089	Modern Hebrew	avak (אָבָק)	dust	→	pollen
#4010	Assyrian Neo-Aramaic	bābā (ܒܵܒܵܐ)	(colloquial) father; dad, daddy, papa	→	(chiefly in the plural) forefather, ancestor
#8582	Old Turkic	eči	elder brother	→	ancestor
#8582	Old Uighur	ečü	elder brother	→	ancestor
#9960	Assamese	com̐c (চোঁচ্ পৰ্)	to dry	→	to heal (of a wound)
#9963	Late Latin	unus	one, single	→	none
#9963	Late Latin	unus	one, single	→	none
#9963	Old English	ān	one, single	→	none
#9967	French	pas	step, pace	→	negation marker
#9967	Occitan	pas	step, pace	→	(after the verb) not (negates the meaning of a verb)
#9980	Russian	орать	to shout	→	to laugh
#9981	Russian	угорать	to be poisoned by fumes	→	to laugh
#9984	Russian	серый	grey	→	humble, modest
#9988	Vulgar Latin	bibit	drinks	→	rainbow
#9988	Vulgar Latin	bibit	drinks	→	rainbow
#9988	Neapolitan	vévere	to drink	→	rainbow
#18	Tauro-Romaic (Mariupol Greek)	грику	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#18	Uighur	anglimaq (ئاڭلىماق)	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#18	Bangi (Bobangi)	yoka	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#18	Lingala	-yoka	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#9994	Russian	взять	to take	→	to occupy, conquest (territory)
#564	Malayalam	nākkŭ (നാക്ക്)	tongue (body part)	→	uvula
#9996	Russian	торопиться	to be in a hurry	→	to be confused
#4215	Italian	mica	(archaic) breadcrumb	→	(colloquial) negation marker; at all (in negative phrases)
#4215	Latin	mica	crumb	→	(colloqial) negation marker
#9999	Medieval Latin	Sanctus Antonius	Saint Anthony	→	1. medieval name for ergotism, 2. erysipelas, 3. herpes zoster
#9999	French	saint Antoine	Saint Anthony	→	<disease>
#9999	Spanish	San Antonio	Saint Anthony	→	1. medieval name for ergotism, 2. erysipelas, 3. herpes zoster
#4625	German	brennen	to burn (intr.)	→	to fail
#4625	Russian	прогореть	to burn down	→	to fail
#987	Russian	глядеть	to look at	→	to please
#10003	Russian	задирать нос	to raise (nose)	→	to be arrogant, insolent
#10004	Russian	пещера	cave	→	cavernous (tissue)
#6268	Assamese	prathama (প্ৰথম)	first	→	chief, boss
#710	Assamese	āge (আগে, আগেয়ে)	in front of	→	before (temporal)
#710	Votic	eezä, eeltä	in front of	→	before (temporal)
#710	Pannonian Rusyn	пред	in front of	→	before (temporal)
#484	Assamese	mukha (মুখ)	mouth	→	front
#2989	Urdu	tuxm (تُخْم)	seed	→	egg
#712	Tok Pisin	bihain	(rare) behind	→	afterwards, later
#2467	Abkhaz	а-ԥса	pine	→	(Abzhywa) spear
#7595	French	goutte	drop (n.)	→	(obsolete or dialectal, used with "ne") not, not at all, not a drop
#7595	Latin	gutta	drop (n.)	→	(dialectal, used with "ne") not, not at all, not a drop
#8195	New Latin	ensis	sword	→	razor clam
#8195	English	jackknife	compact folding knife	→	Ensis leei, a large edible marine bivalve mollusc found on the North American Atlantic coast, from Canada to South Carolina
#8195	New Latin	sica	dagger, dirk, poniard	→	a species of marine bivalve mollusc
#8195	English	razor	keen-edged knife of peculiar shape, used in shaving the hair from the face or other parts of the body	→	a clam of several species in superfamily Solenoidea, with long curved shells resembling straight razors
#10015	Russian	быть	to be, exist	→	everyday life
#10018	Russian	журавль	crane (Grus)	→	geranium
#10020	Old East Slavic	любо	to like (impers.)	→	although
#938	Mongolian (Khalkha)	аймаар (aima:r)	fearful, dreadful	→	very, of high degree
#10025	Navajo	shá	sun	→	solstice
#10026	Old Norse	sol	sun	→	solstice
#10025	Macedonian	сонце	sun	→	solstice
#7464	Russian	так	in this way	→	consequently
#10030	Russian	сколько	how many?	→	because of
#2551	Japanese	yaru (遣る)	to do, act	→	to have sex
#10036	English	spear	long stick with a sharp tip used as a weapon for throwing or thrusting, or anything used to make a thrusting motion	→	a species of squid (Heterololigo (Loligo) bleekeri)
#10036	Mandarin Chinese	chángqiāng (長槍/长枪)	spear	→	squid
#10036	Korean	hwasal (화살)	spear	→	a species of squid (Heterololigo (Loligo) bleekeri)
#7535	Komi	чышъян	headscarf, handkerchief	→	woman
#10041	Tibetan	dkar po (དཀར་པོ)	white	→	Venus
#10044	Basque	biharamun	next day (adverb)	→	hangover
#10045	Hungarian	macska	cat	→	(humorous) hangover
#10044	Yiddish	oyftsumorgns (אויפֿצומאָרגנס)	(adverb) next day	→	hangover
#10047	Chichewa (Nyanja)	mpesa	grape (plant)	→	vine (any climbing plant)
#9440	Malayalam	vaḷḷi (വള്ളി)	vine (any climbing plant)	—	rope, cord
#7276	Tagalog	pisara	slate (rock)	—	blackboard, chalkboard
#10050	Macedonian	преде	to make yarn	→	to purr
#10050	Ingrian	kedrätä	to make yarn	→	to purr
#10051	Ingrian	kedrätä	to make yarn	→	to tell untruths
#10055	Faroese	mús	mouse	→	wren
#10064	Belarusan	конь	horse	→	ice skate
#10068	Russian	десять	ten	→	many, much
#10061	Russian	плакать	to cry, weep	→	to complain
#4078	Russian	ходить	to go around	→	to care for, look after
#10079	Old Polish	rada	advice	→	(attested in Lesser Poland, Masovia) council, board
#10079	Silesian	rada	advice	→	council
#10079	Kashubian	rada	advice	→	council
#10079	Slovincian	rada	advice	→	council
#10079	Faroese	ráð	advice	→	council
#10079	Macedonian	совет	advice	→	council
#10079	Franco-Provençal	consèly	advice	→	council
#10079	Friulian	consei	advice	→	council
#10079	Venetian	conséjo	advice	→	council
#10079	Tagalog	konseho	advice	→	council
#2691	Aymara	achaku	mouse	—	rat
#10080	Russian	расстраивать	to disorder (a system), to disorganize; to disrupt (a formation); to disturb (smb’s plans)	→	to upset (the health, both physical and emotional)
#10080	German	verstimmen	to disorder, to put smb/sth out; to put out of tune, detune	→	to upset; to annoy, disgruntle
#10083	Russian	за	behind	→	unnoticed
#1181	Esperanto	feĉo	sediment	→	(figuratively) the worst and lowest part of something
#7410	Punjabi	lakkh (لَکّھ, ਲੱਖ)	one hundred thousand	→	(figurative, usually in the plural) a large number; thousand; million
#10096	Russian	цепь	chain (n.)	→	unit of length equal to 1/10 of a versta (106.8 meters).
#10098	Russian	зажечь	to light, kindle (the fire)	→	to switch on (the electric light)
#4404	English	wild	wild, untamed	→	uninhabited (place)
#10107	Russian	целый	whole, entire	→	virgin land
#5130	Mongolian (Khalkha)	ах (ax)	elder brother	→	term of address to an older man
#8605	Votic	katto	roof	—	cover, lid
#10106	Dutch	maagdelijk	virgin	→	virgin land
#10106	Hungarian	szűz	virgin	→	virgin land
#10089	Turkish	eşek	donkey	→	leapfrog
#10089	Bulgarian	кобила	mare	→	leapfrog
#10089	Basque	asto	donkey	→	leapfrog
#10089	Basque	ardi	sheep	→	leapfrog
#10103	Russian	напиться	to quench thirst	→	to get drunk
#3226	Ukrainian	їздець	horseman, rider	→	parasitoid wasp
#4314	Low German	Baunt	band, cord	→	tapeworm
#4314	Slovenian	trak	band, ribbon	→	tapeworm
#4314	Telugu	badde (బద్దె)	tape	→	tapeworm
#10115	Latin	legumen	legume	→	vegetable
#10117	Georgian	tavisupali (თავისუფალი)	free	→	vacant, unoccupied
#10121	Russian	ложка	spoon	→	scurvygrass (Cochlearia officinalis))
#10121	New Latin	cochlearium	spoon	→	scurvygrass
#10123	English	lentil	lentil	→	duckweed
#10123	Macedonian	лека	lentil	→	duckweed
#10123	Russian	чечевица	lentil	→	(rare) duckweed
#10123	German	Linse	lentil	→	duckweed
#10123	Bulgarian	леща	lentil	→	duckweed
#10124	Old Turkic	kör-	to see/to look at	→	to obey
#3478	Modern Hebrew	lašuv (לָשׁוּב)	to return (intr.)	→	again
#6661	Modern Hebrew	lomar (לֹאמַר)	to say	→	to mean
#3947	Tai Nuea (Dehong)	máa (ᥛᥣᥴ)	dog	→	horse
#3947	Gugu-yimidjir	guguur	(avoidance language) dog, dingo	—	(avoidance language) horse
#2691	Gugu-yimidjir	guguur	mouse	—	rat
#5606	Hausa	dōkī̀	horse	→	mantis
#3948	Kolyma (Southern) Yukaghir	яхад	reindeer	→	horse
#10132	Unami	mamalsit nehënaonkès	zebra	←	horse
#5792	Navajo	łį́į́ʼ	horse	→	car
#10132	Navajo	tééh łį́į́ʼ	zebra	←	horse
#3947	Slavey	tlį	dog	→	horse
#3947	Dogrib	tłı̨	dog	→	horse
#3947	Hupa	łingʼ	dog	→	horse
#10132	Malayalam	varayaṉkutira (വരയൻകുതിര)	zebra	←	horse
#10132	Tibetan	rkyang khra (རྐྱང་ཁྲ)	zebra	←	horse
#10133	Unami	-nayum-	to carry on one’s back	→	horse
#10134	Middle Persian (Pahlavi)	gwl (gōr)	onager, wild ass	→	(archaic) zebra
#10134	Arabic	ḥimār (حِمَار)	donkey	→	zebra
#10134	Arabic	ḥimār al-waḥš (حِمَار الْوَحْش)	wild donkey	→	zebra
#1557	Rade (Rhade)	phĭ	bitter	→	gall bladder
#98	Crimean Tatar	къатты	hard, solid	→	inflexible, persistent
#10153	Turkmen	ājy	bitter	—	acid
#10161	Upper Sorbian	woswětleć	to illuminate, enlighten	→	to explain
#4060	Kurmanji Kurdish	mezin	elder, adult	→	chief, boss
#10164	Russian	груз	load, cargo	→	burden, encumbrance
#3915	Urdu	gharm (گھرم)	heat (n.)	→	summer
#2537	Russian	гром	thunder	→	lightning
#8363	Urdu	tāza (تَازَہ)	fresh, just made	→	recent
#5922	Portuguese	colher	spoon	→	spoonbill
#5922	Turkish	kaşık	spoon	→	spoonbill
#231	Russian	смертельно	deathly	→	very, of high degree
#4042	Votic	peremmeez	owner	→	spirit (supernatural being)
#7099	Cornish	losk	to burn (intr.)	→	sulfur, brimstone
#10172	Middle Persian (Pahlavi)	ʾmbl (ambar)	ambergris	→	amber
#7422	San Juan Colorado Mixtec	càà	metal	—	bell
#7422	Tezoatlan Mixtec	ka̱a	metal	—	bell
#10182	Old Tupian	amana 'ara	rainy season	→	winter
#10183	Classical Nahuatl	xōpantlah	rainy season	→	summer
#10185	Old Tupian	anama	family; kinfolk	→	people, nation; race
#10136	Old Tupian	anama	friend	←	(Língua Geral Amazônica) relative (n.)
#2044	Old Tupian	anama	thickness	→	density
#4789	Old Tupian	aba	body hair; fur (hairy coat of various mammal species)	—	contour feather; plumage
#6114	Old Tupian	aba	body hair; fur (hairy coat of various mammal species)	→	wool, woolen fabric
#523	Old Tupian	embé	lips	→	border (outer edge of something)
#8215	Russian	как	as, like	→	because of
#10199	Old Church Slavonic	вѣдати	to know	→	witness
#10200	Old English	*weid-	to see/to look at	→	witness
#10210	Xingu Asurini	djawara	jaguar	→	domestic dog
#6765	Sumerian	ĝen	to go, walk	→	ordinary, standard, usually being in use
#10224	Mwotlap	goy	to help, aid	—	to defend
#10227	Middle Mongolian	bayi-	to stand, be in vertical position	→	to fight (war)
#4382	Votic	kallõz	mountain	→	bank, shore
#1051	English	mind	mind (n.)	→	to remind
#581	Russian	мороз	frost	→	disgusting
#65	Ukrainian	опівдні	noon, midday	←	South
#10235	Lithuanian	begal̃vis	headless	→	stupid
#9545	Chickasaw	loksiꞌ	tortoise, turtle	→	ladybird
#1664	Guarani	hovy	blue	—	green
#211	Mbyá Guaraní	'ã	shadow	—	reflection (in the mirror, water)
#10244	Russian	стереть	to wipe, to erase, to rub out	→	to destroy, annihilate
#2687	Gothic	mōdags	angry, wrathful	→	brave, courageous
#2916	Mongolian (Khalkha)	хорхой (xorxoi)	worm	→	snake (euphemistic)
#10251	Hungarian	tenni	to do	→	fact
#10251	Modern Hebrew	la'avod (לעבוד)	to work, to function, operate	→	fact
#10254	Russian	править	to correct	→	to govern, control, rule
#10255	Russian	владение	property, possessions	—	power, authority
#10254	English	rule	rule, regulation	—	to govern, control, rule
#7254	Russian	вырвать	to take out	→	to vomit
#10256	Russian	держать	to hold (in hands)	→	state, country
#5614	Tuvan	барыын	right (vs. left)	→	right (political)
#10257	Russian	жаба	toad	→	angina pectoris
#10255	Belarusan	валодаць	to have, possess	—	power, authority
#10257	Bulgarian	жаба	toad	→	angina pectoris
#10251	Russian	делать	to do, act, to make	→	action
#10259	Russian	принадлежать	to belong	→	part
#10260	Russian	гора [gora]	mountain	→	many, much
#840	Kannada	male (ಮಲೆ)	mountain	→	forest
#10260	Gujarati	pahāṛ (પહાડ)	mountain	→	(figurative) a large pile, heap
#10263	Demotic Egyptian	tw	mountain	→	desert (n.)
#10263	Coptic	toou	(Sahidic) mountain	→	(Sahidic) mountain
#3514	Coptic	toou	(Sahidic) mountain	→	(Sahidic) monastery
#10264	Russian	пустыня	desert (n.)	→	monastery
#10264	Coptic	toou	(Sahidic) desert	→	(Sahidic) monastery
#10264	Coptic	tau	(Akhmimic, Fayyumic) desert (n.)	→	(Akhmimic, Fayyumic) monastery
#3514	Coptic	tau	(Akhmimic, Fayyumic) mountain	→	(Akhmimic, Fayyumic) monastery
#10263	Coptic	tau	(Akhmimic, Fayyumic) mountain	→	(Akhmimic, Fayyumic) desert
#10263	Coptic	tōou	(Bohairic) mountain	→	(Bohairic) desert
#3514	Coptic	tōou	(Bohairic) mountain	→	(Bohairic) monastery
#10264	Coptic	tōou	(Bohairic) mountain	→	(Bohairic) monastery
#10261	Coptic	tōou	(Bohairic) mountain	→	(Bohairic) cemetery, necropolis
#4382	Votic	mäči	mountain	→	shore, beach, dry land
#10262	Silesian	gōra	mountain	→	upstairs area of a barn
#404	Corsican	monte	mountain	→	fund (of money); bank
#10274	Modern Hebrew	guf (גוף)	body	→	personal
#10278	Old Church Slavonic	мльчати	to keep silent	—	to melt, thaw
#10278	Latin	taceo, tacere	to keep silent	—	(Doric) to melt, thaw
#2985	Ukrainian	масло	butter	→	slippery jack (Suillus luteus)
#2985	Belarusan	масла	oil (food)	→	slippery jack (Suillus luteus)
#10280	Armenian	aṙyuc (առյուծ)	lion (Panthera leo)	→	cougar
#6570	Classical Nahuatl	mizton	cat	←	cougar
#6570	Huasteca Nahuatl	mistli	(Central Huasteca Nahuatl) cat	→	(Central Huasteca Nahuatl) cougar
#6570	Morelos Nahuatl	mistle	cat	→	cougar
#9873	Salar	oc	palm (body part)	→	handful
#523	Classical Nahuatl	tēntli	lip	→	edge, brim
#2985	Slovak	maslo	butter	→	slippery jack (Suillus luteus)
#2985	Latvian	sviests	oil (food)	→	slippery jack (Suillus luteus)
#821	Akkadian	warāqum	yellow	—	gold
#7496	West Frisian	ychel	porcupine	←	hedgehog (Еrinaceus)
#10288	English	mimosa	Mimosa pudica	→	(colloquial) Acacia dealbata, a species of flowering plant in the legume family, Fabaceae and is endemic to south-eastern mainland Australia
#10288	Russian	мимоза	Mimosa pudica	→	(colloquial) Acacia dealbata
#10288	Portuguese	mimosa	Mimosa pudica	→	(colloquial) silver wattle
#10288	Serbian	мимоза	Mimosa pudica	→	silver wattle
#10288	Italian	mimosa	Mimosa pudica	→	(colloquial) silver wattle
#10288	Polish	mimoza	Mimosa pudica	→	(colloquial) silver wattle
#10288	Finnish	mimosa	Mimosa pudica	→	silver wattle
#10288	Catalan	mimosa	Mimosa pudica	→	silver wattle
#10288	Macedonian	мимоза	Mimosa pudica	→	silver wattle
#10288	Galician	mimosa	Mimosa pudica	→	(colloquial) silver wattle
#10289	Hungarian	hajnal	dawn	→	morning glory (several members of the Convolvulaceae family; climbing plants with trumpet shaped flowers)
#2505	Russian	хватить	to suffice, be enough	→	to end, finish
#6666	Mongolian (Khalkha)	хэл (xel)	tongue (body part)	→	clitoris
#4474	Russian	малина	raspberry	→	Arctic raspberry
#4474	New Latin	Rubus idaeus	raspberry	→	Arctic raspberry
#4474	Ukrainian	малина	raspberry	→	Arctic raspberry
#8843	Guarani	yvága	sky	→	heaven
#9904	Armenian	lezu (լեզու)	tongue (body part)	→	plantain (Plantago)
#4469	English	to beat	to strike, hit	→	well-used, clearly defined trail or route that many hikers follow
#4469	Ukrainian	бити	to strike, hit	→	beaten path
#1239	Saterland Frisian	biete	to bite	→	bitter
#1239	West Frisian	bite	to bite	→	bitter
#1239	Low German	bieten	to bite	→	bitter
#10292	Urdu	madhū (مَدُھو)	honey	—	wine; liquor, alcohol
#10292	Digor Ossetian	муд	honey	—	wine
#1546	Scots	came	comb	→	honeycomb
#2943	Romagnol	mêl	ill	—	wrong
#10298	Romanian	maimuţă	monkey	→	(argo) at sign
#10297	Ukrainian	собака	dog	→	at sign
#10299	Russian	полицейский	police officer	→	speed bump
#10299	Belarusan	паліцэйскі	police officer	→	speed bump
#10299	Ukrainian	поліцейський	police officer	→	speed bump
#10300	Spanish	romper	to break (tr.)	→	speed bump
#10303	Czech	zavináč	rollmop	→	at sign
#857	Neapolitan	nzegnare	to show, indicate, point out	→	to instruct, teach
#10297	Ukrainian	песик	dog	→	at sign
#10308	Ukrainian	вухо	ear	→	at sign
#10311	Lule Sami	barggat	to do, act	—	to work
#10311	Northern Sami	bargat	to do	—	to work
#10315	Russian	вянуть	to wither	→	weak
#10316	Uighur	marjan (مارجان)	pearl	→	coral
#10319	Russian	Мишка	diminutive of the male given name Михаи́л	→	bear (Ursus)
#10319	Polish	Bartosz	male given name	→	bear (Ursus)
#10319	Serbian	Мартин	male given name	→	bear (Ursus)
#10319	Bulgarian	Маркул	male given name	→	bear (Ursus)
#10320	Livonian	sidām	middle, centre	—	inside
#10323	Russian	зуб	tooth	→	(dialect) henbane
#10323	Belarusan	зуб	tooth	→	(dialect) henbane
#10302	Hungarian	csiga	snail	→	at sign
#10336	Russian	кот	tomcat	→	(XIX c., slang) pimp
#10339	Russian	хрусталь	quartz, rock crystal	→	lens (of an eye), crystalline lens
#10578	Russian	осадок	sediment	→	something bad
#10342	Tai Lue	ẋii²	faeces	→	earwax
#10343	Stieng	pêêc	skin	→	tyre (of a car)
#10344	Russian	резина	rubber	→	(colloquial) tyre (of a car)
#10344	Modern Hebrew	tsémeg (צֶמֶג)	rubber	→	tyre (of a car)
#10345	Esperanto	vakso	wax	→	earwax
#10342	Classical Nahuatl	cuitlatl	excrement	→	earwax
#2555	Mongolian (Khalkha)	нохой (noxoi)	dog	→	wolf
#1867	Buriat	барих (barix)	to take	→	bribe
#10357	English	sik	silk	→	spirogyra
#7218	Ingrian	pyyhkiä	to sweep	—	to wipe
#7218	Veps	pühkta	to sweep	—	to wipe
#7218	Votic	pühčiä	to sweep	—	to wipe
#10360	Zulu	thumbu	bowel	→	hose, pipe
#646	Rutul	гьу'лхъун	to dance	—	to play (intr.)
#9622	Crimean Tatar	согъан	onion	—	bulb (of plant)
#10410	New Latin	pulmo	lung	→	lungwort
#10410	Czech	plíce	lung	→	lungwort
#10410	Swedish	lunga	lung	→	lungwort (Pulmonaria obscura)
#10410	Slovenian	pljuča	lung	→	lungwort
#10410	Slovak	pľúca	lung	→	lungwort
#10410	Croatian	plúća	lung	→	lungwort
#10410	Hungarian	tüdő	lung	→	lungwort
#10408	Ukrainian	мед	honey	→	lungwort
#10410	Serbian	плу́ћа	lung	→	lungwort
#10408	Serbian	мед	honey	→	lungwort
#10408	Polish	miód	honey	→	lungwort
#10412	Juhuri (Judeo-Tat)	tumon	trousers	—	skirt
#10413	Korean	ko (코)	nose	→	(derogatory, ethnic slur) Westerner
#6269	Zulu	-hlamba	to swim	←	to wash (parts of the body)
#6332	Choctaw	imomaka	experiment	—	experience
#9637	Ottoman Turkish	şeftalı (شفتالو)	peach	→	(poetic) kiss
#10431	Albanian	ai	that	→	third-person singular
#10433	Gagauz	ak	white	→	village elder
#10433	Southern Altai	ак	white	→	old man
#10433	Kumyk	акъ	white	→	old man
#10433	Uzbek	oq	white	→	old man, elder
#10433	Kyrghyz	ак	white	→	village elder
#10431	Late Latin	ille	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Asturian	ille	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he, it (third-person singular masculine nominative)
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	(Gherdëina, Badiot) he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	him, her (dative)
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he
#10431	Old Turkic	ul¹ /ol/	that	→	third-person singular
#10431	Latin	ille	that	→	he, him (emphatic form)
#10431	Urdu	vo (وہ)	that, those	→	he, she, it, they
#10431	Urdu	ye (یہ)	this, these	→	this; he; she; it; they (proximal third person personal pronoun)
#10431	Sylheti	he (ꠢꠦ)	that	→	he
#10431	Southern Sami	dïhte	it, that, the, the aforementioned	→	he, she, it
#10431	Punjabi	uha (ਉਹ)	that	→	him, her
#10431	Burmese	yang: (ယင်း)	that	→	he, she, it
#10431	Palula (Phalura, Ashreti)	so	that	→	he, it
#9846	Chagatai	yarmaq (یارماق)	to split, cleave, rend, slit; hack, chop; to cut or separate with a sharp tool	→	coin; money
#9846	Old Anatolian Turkish	yarmaq (یارمق)	to cleave, to split, to rend, to sever, to cut asunder with a sharp instrument	→	coin
#9846	Uighur	yarmaq (يارماق)	to split, to chop, to cleave; to split with a sharp tool	→	copper coin
#10434	Laz	ti (თი)	head	→	he, she, it
#10431	Votic	tämä	this	→	third-person singular
#10431	Pontic Greek	αβούτος	this, that	—	third-person singular
#10436	German	wollen	to want	→	to say
#10436	French	vouloir	to want	→	to insist
#856	Western Tlacolula Valley Zapotec	buu	moon	→	month
#856	Chichicapan Zapotec	bweꞌhewu	moon	→	month
#10439	Swahili	mkaa	charcoal	—	ember
#10441	Romanian	naș	godfather	→	crime boss
#10435	Mingrelian	noškveri (ნოშქვერი)	coal	—	charcoal
#10444	West Frisian	wetter	water	→	hydrogen
#10435	Zulu	îlâhle	piece of coal	—	piece of charcoal
#10439	Zulu	îlâhle	piece of charcoal	—	ember, cinder
#10435	Esperanto	karbo	coal	—	charcoal
#10435	Votic	süsi	coal	—	charcoal
#10435	Ludic Karelian	hiilʹ	coal	—	charcoal
#10435	Macedonian	јаглен	coal	—	charcoal
#10435	Neapolitan	cravone	coal	—	charcoal
#10435	Romagnol	carbôn	coal	→	charcoal
#10435	Silesian	wōngel	coal	—	charcoal
#10448	Zulu	îlâhle	cinder, ember, piece of coal, piece of charcoal	→	battery (electrochemical cell)
#10435	Romani	angar	coal	—	charcoal
#2372	Esperanto	tago	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Egyptian	hrw	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Votic	päive	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Makassarese	allo	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Komi-Permyak	лун	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Assamese	dina (দিন)	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Kashmiri	dĕn	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Punjabi	dehaaṛ	day	→	24 hours
#2372	Punjabi	ḍiinh	day	→	24 hours
#1634	Mongolian (Khalkha)	босго (bɔsɢɔ)	threshold	→	rapids
#10463	Czech	zrno	grain, seed	→	old Cxech unit of length, 4,94 mm
#61	Tat (Caucasus)	дӱз (düz)	straight	→	correct, right
#366	Tajiki	вазнин	heavy (vs. light)	→	difficult
#366	Upper Sorbian	ćežki	heavy (vs. light)	→	difficult
#366	Silesian	ciynżki	heavy (vs. light)	→	difficult
#366	Old Czech	těžký	heavy (vs. light)	→	difficult
#366	Ingrian	rankka	heavy (vs. light)	→	difficult
#3929	Isthmus Zapotec	speju	glass (material)	—	mirror
#3929	San Juan Colorado Mixtec	ìnù	glass (material)	—	mirror
#18	Zulu	-́zwa	to hear / to listen	→	to understand
#10478	Urdu	nasīm (نَسِیم)	gentle breeze; morning breeze	→	oxygen
#1985	Tibetan	dngul (དངུལ)	silver	—	money
#1985	Tamahaq	aẓrəf	silver	—	money
#1985	Tamashek (Tamasheq)	aẓrəf	silver	—	money
#1985	Tawellemmet	aẓrəf	silver	—	money
#10444	Pannonian Rusyn	вода	water	→	hydrogen
#10444	Sanskrit	uda (उद)	water	→	hydrogen
#10444	Yiddish	vaser	water	→	hydrogen
#10444	Modern Hebrew	máyim (מַיִם)	water	→	hydrogen
#6742	Upper Sorbian	sam	self	→	male animal
#10501	Russian	обалдеть (obaldet’)	to lose one's mind	→	exclamation of positive evaluation
#10511	Medieval Latin	mariscalcus	groom, stableman	→	court dignitary having care of requisitions and housing
#10511	Middle Russian	конюший	equerry	→	a high court rank in the Muscovite state from the 15th century to the beginning of the 17th century
#10511	German	Stallmeister	stablemaster, equerry	→	(historical) one of the senior court officials
#10511	Late Latin	strator	groom, equerry	→	one of highest Byzantine court offices
#10501	Russian	сойти с ума	to lose one's mind	→	exclamation of positive evaluation
#2844	Tok Pisin	gras	hair, fur	—	grass, vegetation
#10520	Latin	genus	kind (n.)	→	voice (linguistics)
#112	Crimean Tatar	kürek	oar	→	shoulder-blade, scapula
#2541	Ojibwe	gichi-	big	→	great
#10529	Russian	встречаться	to meet (each other)	→	to date
#10542	Russian	шпора	spur (of bird)	→	bone spur
#1049	Dari	tut (توت)	berry	←	mulberry
#5183	Ukrainian	серп	sickle	→	swift (bird)
#430	English	watermelon	watermelon (Cucurbita citrullus)	←	melon (Cucumis melo)
#430	Czech	meloun	watermelon (Cucurbita citrullus)	—	melon (Cucumis melo)
#10164	Crimean Tatar	юк	load, cargo	→	burden, encumbrance
#3251	Zulu	iSonto	Sunday	→	week
#10546	Zulu	isonto	church	←	Sunday
#7190	Meänkieli	marras	death	→	November
#6566	Assamese	aparicita (অপৰিচিত)	unacquainted	→	strange
#6566	Assamese	ācahubā (আচহুবা)	not familiar	→	strange
#10030	Belarusan	колькі	how many?	→	because of
#8918	Belarusan	раз	once	→	because of
#12	Russian	считать	to calculate, count	→	to read
#1826	English	to sleep	to rest in a state of sleep	→	to come to end, cease
#10562	Russian	колода	(dialect) dugout canoe	—	(dialect) coffin
#10562	Polesian	дуб	dugout canoe	—	coffin
#8215	Italian	siccome	as, like	→	because of
#5890	Ukrainian	лебедонька	dim. from лебiдь 'swan'	→	dear, darling
#9444	Polish	jednakowy	equal, identical	→	but, however
#1585	French	Rimmel	trademark of eyelash cosmetic	→	mascara
#10575	Russian	левый	left (vs. right)	→	illegal
#10576	Russian	грязный	dirty	→	illegal
#10576	English	dirty	dirty	→	illegal
#10579	Russian	послевкусие	aftertaste	→	unpleasant feeling
#10579	French	arrière-goût	aftertaste	→	unpleasant feeling
#10580	Russian	тёмный	dark (adj.)	→	illegal
#10566	Czech	jakkoli	any, -ever	→	however, nevertheless
#10161	German	klar	to illuminate, enlighten	→	to explain
#10582	Russian	тёмный	dark (adj.)	→	evil (adj.)
#8217	Italian	poiché	afterwards, later	→	because of
#8217	Estonian	pärast	afterwards, later	→	because of
#8217	Yakut	кэннигэр	afterwards, later	→	because of
#8217	French	puis	afterwards, later	→	because of
#4616	French	quelconque	any, -ever	→	bad
#10095	Russian	цепь	chain (n.)	→	mountain ridge
#10585	Mlabri	khɯn	to go up	→	to be upset, distressed, unhappy
#10585	Ga	nwεi	up	→	He is angry/upset
#10586	Mlabri	jur	to go down	→	to be happy, content, calm
#10586	Ga	nyɔ	to move a lowel level	→	[his/her] heart has fallen = he is satisfied/appeased
#10585	Tunisian Arabic	ṭalaʕa	to ascend, rise	→	to bored somebody
#1171	Mlabri	klol	heart	→	seat of emotions
#1171	Ga	tsui	heart	→	seat of emotions
#4565	Votic	turu	tube, pipe	→	wind musical instrument
#10597	Latin	navis	ship, vessel	→	the central part of a church; central aisle
#10597	German	Schiff	ship, vessel	→	nave
#10597	Danish	skib	ship, boat, vessel	→	nave, aisle
#2011	English	to rest	to relieve from work or activity by sleeping; sleep	→	to die, to sleep in death, to sleep the final sleep
#10598	French	arrêter	to stop (tr.)	→	to arrest
#5770	Khoekhoe	ham [hȁm̀ ]	to emit smell	→	to indicate something bad
#1056	Khoekhoe	ham [hȁm̀ ]	to emit smell	→	to stink
#3772	Khoekhoe	ham [hȁm̀ ]	to emit smell	→	to emit smoke
#1494	Khoekhoe	ham [hȁm̀ ]	to emit smell	↔	to smell (at), scent, sniff (at)
#3739	Khoekhoe	ǃkhawa [ǃkha̋wá], ǃkhapa	to perceive smell, to smell, sniff	→	to detect
#10613	Latin	brevis	short (size) / brief (temporal)	→	letter (text)
#10628	Dari	taz-wir kardan (تزویر کردن)	to deceive	—	to counterfeit
#9106	Russian	свинья	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	porpoise
#8982	Afrikaans	bekleed	to cover, overlay	→	to clothe, dress
#10644	English	poor	poor, needy	→	bad
#10645	Russian	высокий	high, tall	→	big
#10645	French	haut	high, tall	→	big
#10646	Russian	высокий	high (location)	→	good (ethically)
#10646	English	high	elevated	→	good (ethically)
#10650	English	shit	faeces	→	curse
#10650	French	merde	faeces	→	curse
#10650	German	Scheiß	faeces	→	curse
#10651	Russian	черт	devil, satan	→	curse
#1150	Russian	низкий	low (location)	→	bad (ethically)
#7089	Russian	низкий	low (size)	→	small (amount)
#10653	Russian	добрый	(archaic) good	→	many, much
#10654	Russian	целый	whole, entire	→	many, much
#4065	Old English	ill	bad	→	sick, ill
#2232	Modern Greek	άσχημος	ugly	→	bad
#802	Assamese	phecā (ফেচা)	barn owl	—	ugly
#802	Haitian Creole	chwèt	owl	—	ugly person
#3899	Ilocano	umingar	to get angry	—	to growl
#1558	Khinalug	тӏарам	taut, tensioned	→	handsome man
#5110	Assamese	kānta (কান্ত)	beautiful	—	husband
#8819	Classical Armenian	lusatesak (լուսատեսակ)	like the light, clear, bright, brilliant	→	beautiful
#3892	Maung	arukin	snake	—	rainbow
#3892	Wik-Mungkan	thaypan	taipan snake	—	rainbow
#3967	Tuvan	доң	frozen	→	unripe (fruit)
#316	Romansh	catar	to find	→	to find out
#317	Ancient Hebrew	māṣāʾ (מָצָא)	to find	—	to reach
#317	Mezquital Otomi	tsu̱di	to find	—	to reach
#317	Tzeltal	tah	to find	—	to reach
#317	Northern Tepehuan	áájɨi	to find	←	to reach
#7297	Alutor	инаритык	to hit the target	—	to search, look for
#5414	Polish	serce	heart	→	clapper of a bell