to drag to steal 9 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Ancient Greek
lexeme ἕλκω
meaning 1 draw, drag, with collat.notion of force or exertion
direction
meaning 2 to steal
reference LSJ
comment второе значение не подтверждается по LSJ
ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Chaha
lexeme zämädä-
meaning 1 stretch by pulling, pull, drag
direction
meaning 2 kidnap a girl from her father's house to marry her
reference LGur. I: 134
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Icelandic
lexeme draga
meaning 1 to draw, to pull; to draw out, to pull out hann dregur stólinn að glugganum
he drags the chair to the window
direction
meaning 2 to procure, to appropriate draga sér fé
to procure money
reference Berkov et al. 1962
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Latin
lexeme traho, -ere
meaning 1 to draw, to pull
direction
meaning 2 to carry away, to take away, to rob
reference
comment Glare 1958-1959
NEW Realization 5
type Derivation
language Portuguese
lexeme 1 sacar
lexeme 2 saquear
meaning 1 to pull out; to extract; to snatch
direction
meaning 2 to plunder; to sack; to loot (to take all the goods of a place by force)
reference DPLP
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 6
type Polysemy
language Russian
lexeme тащить (taščit')
meaning 1 to draggle, to draw Мы тащили лодку с берега в море.
We dragged the boat from the shore to the sea.
direction
meaning 2 to steal Он тащит все, что плохо лежит
He steals everything he can.
reference BAS: 15, 146-149
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 7
type Derivation
language Russian
lexeme 1 тянуть (tjanut')
lexeme 2 стянуть (stjanut')
meaning 1 to pull, to draw
direction
meaning 2 to steal Из стога у попа я клок сенца стянул. (Крылов)
I stole a wisp of hay from the priest's stack. (Krylov)
reference BAS: 14, 1127, 1130; 15, 1267
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ACCEPTED Realization 8
type Polysemy
language Tigrinya
lexeme säḥabä
meaning 1 to draw, pull, drag; to stretch, extend s.th.
direction
meaning 2 to steal
reference KT: 644
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ACCEPTED Realization 9
type Polysemy
language Welsh
lexeme dygaf
meaning 1 to drag (away)
direction
meaning 2 to steal
reference Geiriuadur
comment Contributor=TAM