cross (n.) crossbill (Loxia) 11 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
Type Derivation
Language Armenian
Lexeme 1 խաչ (xačʿ)
Lexeme 2 խաչկտուց (xačʿktucʿ)
Meaning 1 cross
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Meaning 2 crossbill 1965 թվականին Ստեփանավանի փշատերև անտառներում հայտնաբերվել են եղևնու խաչկտուցներ։ (1965 t’vakanin Step’anavani p’shaterev antarrnerum haytnabervel yen yeghevnu khach’ktuts’ner.)
In 1965, red crossbills were discovered in the coniferous forests of Stepanavan.
Reference Galstjan 1984: 288-289
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ACCEPTED Realization 2
Type Derivation
Language Bulgarian
Lexeme 1 кръст
Lexeme 2 кръсточовка
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia) Основната храна на кръсточовката е еднообразна – различни видове семена на иглолистни дървета, буков жълъд, слънчоглед, дървесни пъпки, рядко насекоми.
The main food of the crossbills is monotonous - different types of seeds of conifers, beech acorns, sunflowers, tree buds, rarely insects.
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ACCEPTED Realization 3
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Language Dutch
Lexeme 1 kruis
Lexeme 2 kruisbek
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia) De kruisbek was in West-Europa aanvankelijk een echte invasievogel, die vanaf de nazomer aankwam en bleef tot in de winter.
The crossbill was initially a real invasion bird in Western Europe, arriving from late summer and staying until winter.
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ACCEPTED Realization 4
Type Derivation
Language English
Lexeme 1 cross
Lexeme 2 crossbill
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia) Red crossbills breed in a variety of coniferous forests across North America and Eurasia.
Reference ODE
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ACCEPTED Realization 5
Type Derivation
Language French
Lexeme 1 croix
Lexeme 2 bec-croisé
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia) Le bec-croisé des sapins est l’oiseau typique des forêts de conifères jusqu’à 3 000 m d’altitude, à travers sa vaste répartition dans le nord de l’Europe, de l’Asie et de l’Amérique du Nord.
The red crossbill is a typical bird of coniferous forests up to 3000 m elevation, through its wide distribution in northern Europe, Asia and North America.
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ACCEPTED Realization 6
Type Derivation
Language German
Lexeme 1 Kreuz
Lexeme 2 Kreuzschnäbel
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia) Die Männchen der Kreuzschnäbel weisen ein rot-oranges oder orange-graues Gefieder auf.
The males of the crossbills have a red-orange or orange-gray plumage.
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NEW Realization 7
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Language Italian
Lexeme 1 croce
Lexeme 2 crociere
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia)
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ACCEPTED Realization 8
Type Derivation
Language Norwegian
Lexeme 1 kors
Lexeme 2 korsnebb
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia) Grankorsnebben legger som regel egg i februar—mars
The red crossbill usually lays eggs in February-March
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ACCEPTED Realization 9
Type Derivation
Language Polish
Lexeme 1 krzyż
Lexeme 2 krzyżodziób
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia) Okres lęgowy krzyżodziobów jest nietypowo długi – nie zależy od dostępności owadów, a nasion świerku
The breeding season for crossbills is unusually long - it does not depend on the availability of insects, but the availability of spruce seeds
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NEW Realization 10
Type Derivation
Language Portuguese
Lexeme 1 cruz
Lexeme 2 cruza-bico
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
Direction
Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia)
Reference Feerštejn, Starec 2005
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ACCEPTED Realization 11
Type Derivation
Language Swedish
Lexeme 1 kors
Lexeme 2 korsnäbb
Meaning 1 cross (n.)
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Meaning 2 crossbill (Loxia) Den mindre korsnäbben häckar i barrskogar i Europa, Asien, Nordafrika, Nordamerika och Centralamerika.
The red crossbill nests in coniferous forests in Europe, Asia, North Africa, North America and Central America.
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