The Database of Semantic Shifts in the languages of the world

ACCEPTED Realization 2
type		Polysemy
language		Farsi
lexeme		سرد sard
meaning 1	cold	هواي سرد havāi sard cold weather
direction	—
meaning 2	disgusting, boring	از چیزی سرد شدن az čizi sard šodan to be disappointed in something
reference		Rubinčik 1970: 34
comment		ПРС 453.

ACCEPTED Realization 3
type		Derivation
language		Russian
lexeme 1		стыть (styt')
lexeme 2		постылый (postylyj)
meaning 1	to cool, to get cold	Суп остыл The soup got cold
direction	→
meaning 2	unloved, boring	постылая работа boring, wearisome, hateful work
reference		<personally collected data>
comment		Cf. остылый '1. cold. «С лица катится пот остылый.» Пушкин (Cold sweat is flowing down his face. Pushkin). 2. Boring. «Нам горька остылой жизни чаша.» Лермонтов (And the cup of the boring life is bitter to us. Lermontov)'.

ACCEPTED Realization 4
type		Cognates
language 1		Russian
language 2		Slovenian
lexeme 1		стужа (stuža)
lexeme 2		stud
meaning 1	cold
direction	→
meaning 2	disgust
reference
comment		Among the Slavic cognates Vasmer cites, in particular: Bulg. студ "cold", Serbo-Cr. студ --the same, Sloven. stud "disguct", Czech., Slvk. stud "shame", Pol. ostuda "bad cold". Also студить, стужу - Ucr. студити, Bel. студзiць, Serbo-Cr. студити, студjети "to be cold", Sloven. studiti, -im "to be disgusted", чеш. studiti "остужать", слвц. studit', Pol. studzic, High Lus. studzic, Low Lus. stuzis "to cool". The Rus. 'the feeling of embarassment, repentance resulting from the awareness of having done smth obnoxious.'

ACCEPTED Realization 5
type		Polysemy
language		Tabassaran
lexeme		abʁub
meaning 1	to cool, to chill, to freeze	балин хилар аргъура the boy's hands are freezing
direction	→
meaning 2	to annoy	a. кIваз гъаргъур 'annoying (= cold to the heart)'; 1. опостылевший (= холодный сердцу) 2. неприятные (= холодные) слова
reference
comment		(TabRus 44)