amazing fearful, dreadful 15 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Czech
lexeme žasnouti
meaning 1 to be surprised
direction
meaning 2 to be afraid
reference Fasmer 1986
comment

https://lexicography.online/etymology/vasmer/%D1%83/%D1%83%D0%B6%D0%B0%D1%81




ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Geez
lexeme gərum
meaning 1 wondrous, amazing, marvelous, majestic, tremendous wa-labsat ʔalbāsa kəbrā wa-konat gərəmt
And she was wearing the garments of her glory and she was majestic.
direction
meaning 2 terrible, dreadful, terrifying, awesome, awful, fearful gəruma kona [muse] lāʕla ḍar (Sir. 45:2)
He [Moses] was terrible upon the enemy.
reference LLA: 1154 CDG: 203
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Hawaiian
lexeme pūʔiwa
meaning 1 surprised, astonished
direction
meaning 2 fear, fright
reference IDS
comment

CLICS-3

ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Japanese
lexeme odoroku (驚く)
meaning 1 to be amazed, to be surprized コンサートがあまりにも早く終わってしまったので私は驚いた。
I was surprised because the concert ended all too soon.
direction
meaning 2 to be scared 彼女は黒猫を見て驚いた
reference
comment EDICT.
ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Japanese
lexeme sugoi (凄い)
meaning 1 striking, amazing
direction
meaning 2 scary, horrible
reference
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 6
type Polysemy
language Kaingang
lexeme kamɛ̃ŋ
meaning 1 surprised, astonished
direction
meaning 2 fear, fright
reference IDS
comment

CLICS-3

ACCEPTED Realization 7
type Polysemy
language Kannada
lexeme beccisu
meaning 1 to surprise


direction
meaning 2 to frighten
reference Kannada-English Etymological Dictionary: 726
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ACCEPTED Realization 8
type Polysemy
language Macushi
lexeme esiʔnɨpɨ
meaning 1 to be surprised
direction
meaning 2 surprised, astonished
reference IDS
comment

CLICS-3

ACCEPTED Realization 9
type Derivation
language Mandarin Chinese
lexeme 1 jīngyà (驚訝 / 惊讶)
lexeme 2 jīng (驚 / 惊)
meaning 1 surprised; astonished; amazed; shocked
direction
meaning 2 to fear, be afraid
reference BKRS English Wiktionary
comment

gyà (訝 / 讶) 'to be surprised; to be astonished'

ACCEPTED Realization 10
type Polysemy
language Nanai
lexeme миамбори
meaning 1 to be astonished, amazed
direction
meaning 2 to be afraid
reference Onenko 1989
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 11
type Polysemy
language Polish
lexeme przeżasnąć się
meaning 1 to be surprised
direction
meaning 2 to be afraid
reference Fasmer 1986
comment

Vasmer Online Dictionary

ACCEPTED Realization 12
type Polysemy
language Sierra Puebla Nahuatl (Sierra de Zacapoaxtla)
lexeme ki-mow-ti-a
meaning 1 surprised, astonished
direction
meaning 2 fear, fright
reference IDS
comment

CLICS-3

ACCEPTED Realization 13
type Polysemy
language Slovak
lexeme žаsnút᾽
meaning 1 to be surprised
direction
meaning 2 to be afraid
reference Fasmer 1986
comment

https://lexicography.online/etymology/vasmer/%D1%83/%D1%83%D0%B6%D0%B0%D1%81

ACCEPTED Realization 14
type Polysemy
language Spanish
lexeme asombrarse
meaning 1 to be surprised

Nadie se asombra de ver a personas de pelo gris bailando, cantando y besándose.


No one is surprised to see gray-haired people dancing, singing and kissing.

direction
meaning 2 to be afraid

Mirar las estrellas siempre me llena de asombro


Looking at the stars always fills me with awe.

reference ABBYY LINGUO DRAE Linguee
comment

Also asombro  'amazement, astonishment, stupefaction', 'wonder, awe, wonderment', 'fear, dread'

Путь семантической деривации по-видимому от "страха" к "удивлению" (значение "страх" является очевидно устаревшим). Само значение "страх" происходит от "мрака" (sombra)

ACCEPTED Realization 15
type Polysemy
language Tibetan
lexeme ya-re-tsha
meaning 1 surprising, wonderful, strange
direction
meaning 2 scary, horrible
reference
comment Рерих VIII, 227.