to throw to accuse, blame 4 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Derivation
language Ancient Greek
lexeme 1 ballo
lexeme 2 diaballo
meaning 1 to throw
direction
meaning 2 to accuse, to calumniate
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ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Classical Arabic
lexeme ramā´
meaning 1 to throw, cast, fling ramāhu bi-ḥiǧārat-in

He threw at him with stones.

direction
meaning 2 to reproach, upbraid ramāhu bi-ḳabīḥ-in

He approached him with a thing that was bad, evil.

reference Lane: 1161-1162
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ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Derivation
language Geez
lexeme 1 wadaya
lexeme 2 ʔastawādaya
meaning 1 to throw ʔi-tədayu bāḥrəyakəmu ḳədma ʔaḥrəw (Matth. 7:6)

Do not throw your pearls before pigs!

direction
meaning 2 to accuse of a crime, to callumniate, to incriminate, to accuse wa-tanśǝʔa liḳa kāh(ǝ)nāt wa-yəbelo ʔi-tsamməʕnu za-maṭanazə yāstawāddəyuka (Matth. 26:62)

And the head of the preasts stood up and told him: "Have you not heard that to this extend they accuse you?"

reference LLA: 933-934
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ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language German
lexeme vorwerfen
meaning 1 to throw forwards den Tieren Futter vorwerfen 'to throw the fodder to the beasts' (Duden 4390)
direction
meaning 2 to accuse er warf ihr vor, sie habe ihn betrogen 'he accused her that she betrayed him' (Duden 4391)
reference
comment Cp. German werfen 'to throw'.