whale + horse walrus 5 realizations FAMILY: Indo-European
NEW Realization 1 (ID: 52183)
type Complex derivation
language Dutch
lexeme 1 wal + ros
lexeme 2 walros
meaning 1 whale + horse
direction
meaning 2 walrus
reference HWNF
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NEW Realization 2 (ID: 52186)
type Complex derivation
language German
lexeme 1 Wal + Ross
lexeme 2 Walross
meaning 1 whale + horse
direction
meaning 2 walrus
reference Duden DWDS
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NEW Realization 3 (ID: 52211)
type Complex derivation
language Latvian
lexeme 1 valis + zirgs
lexeme 2 valzirgs
meaning 1 whale + horse
direction
meaning 2 walrus
reference Tezaurs.lv
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NEW Realization 4 (ID: 52184)
type Complex derivation
language Old English
lexeme 1 hwæl + hors
lexeme 2 horshwæl
meaning 1 whale + horse
direction
meaning 2 walrus

Hē fōr ðyder, tōēacan þæs landes sċēawunge, forðǣm horshwælum, forðǣm hī habbað swȳðe æþele bān on hyra tōþum: þā tēð hȳ brōhton sume þǣm cyninge; and hyra hȳd bið swīðe gōd tō sċiprāpum. Sē hwæl bið miċle lǣssa þonne ōðre hwalas: ne bið ne lengra ðonne syfan elna lang; ac, on his āgnum lande, is sē betsta hwælhuntað: þā bēoð eahta and fēowertiġes elna lange, and þā mǣstan, fīftiġes elna lange; þāra, hē sǣde, þæt hē syxa sum ofslōge syxtiġ on twām dagum. (Voyages of Ohthere and Wulfstan)


He went thither, in addition to the surveying of that land, because of the walruses, because they have very excellent bones on their tusks: they brought some of the teeth to the king; and their hides are very good for use as cables. This whale is much smaller than other whales; it is no longer than seven ells; but the best whaling is found in its own land: the whales are forty-eight ells long, and the largest are fifty ells; of those, he said that he as one of six killed sixty in two days.

reference Bosworth, Toller English Wiktionary
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NEW Realization 5 (ID: 52185)
type Complex derivation
language Old Norse
lexeme 1 hvalr + hross
lexeme 2 hrosshvalr
meaning 1 whale + horse
direction
meaning 2 walrus
reference Zoëga 1910
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