to call to name 22 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Ancient Greek
lexeme κᾰλέω
meaning 1 to call, to summon
direction
meaning 2 to call, to name
reference
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Ancient Hebrew
lexeme ḳrʔ
meaning 1 to call someone, call someone over wa-yyaškem abīmelek ba-bboḳer wa-yyiḳrā(ʔ) kol-ʕǎbādāw (Gen. 20:8)

And Abimelek set out early in the morning and he called all his slaves.

direction
meaning 2 to name a name for, give someone a name wa-yyiḳrā(ʔ) ʔělohīm lāʔor yom wə-laḥošek lāylā (Gen. 1:5)

And God called the light day and the darkness night.

reference HALOT: 1128-1129
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Burmese
lexeme кхо
meaning 1 to call, to beckon, to invite
direction
meaning 2 to call, to name
reference
comment Novikov et al. 1976, 84
ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Classical Arabic
lexeme daʕā
meaning 1 to call, to summon daʕawtuhu

I called him, summoned him.

direction
meaning 2 to call, to name daʕawtuhu zayd-an

I called him, I named him Zeyd.

reference Lane: 883
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ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Croatian
lexeme zvati
meaning 1 to call
direction
meaning 2 to name
reference HJP
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ACCEPTED Realization 6
type Polysemy
language Danish
lexeme kalde
meaning 1 to call (somebody), to make respond
direction
meaning 2 to name
reference DDO
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ACCEPTED Realization 7
type Polysemy
language English
lexeme call
meaning 1 send for, command to come He called my name across the street;
He called my name across the street;
direction
meaning 2 name, give a name What will you call the baby?
reference
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ACCEPTED Realization 8
type Derivation
language French
lexeme 1 appeler
lexeme 2 s'appeler
meaning 1 to call appeler au secours
to call out for help
direction
meaning 2 to call, to name Comment vous appelez-vous?
What is your name?
reference CNRTL
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ACCEPTED Realization 9
type Polysemy
language Geez
lexeme ṣawwəʕa
meaning 1 to call, to invite ʔana ʔəṣawwəʕakka ba-səməka (Jes. 45:4)

I call you by name.

direction
meaning 2 to name, to give a name wa-ṣawwəʕo səmo robel (Kuf. 28)

And he called him (lit. his name) Robel.

reference LLA: 1302
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 10
type Polysemy
language Hungarian
lexeme hív
meaning 1 to call (somebody), to make respond segítségül hívni
to call for help
direction
meaning 2 to name hogy hívják ezt magyarul?
what do they call it in Hungarian?
reference Гальди 1974
comment 307
ACCEPTED Realization 11
type Polysemy
language Icelandic
lexeme kalla
meaning 1 to call (somebody), to make respond söngvarinn var kallaður fram þrisvar
the singer was called back on scene three times
direction
meaning 2 to name hann kallar bangsann sinn Felix
she calls her teddy bear Felix
reference ISLEX
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 12
type Polysemy
language Italian
lexeme chiamare
meaning 1 to call; to send for chiamare un taxi 'to call a taxi-cab'
direction
meaning 2 to call, to give a name Come ti chiami? 'What is your name? (How are you called?)'
reference
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ACCEPTED Realization 13
type Polysemy
language Karaim
lexeme индэ-
meaning 1 to call, to summon, to invite
direction
meaning 2 to call нэчик индэмэ сэни?
What is your name?
reference
comment КРПС 202.
ACCEPTED Realization 14
type Polysemy
language Khmer
lexeme haw
meaning 1 to call mɔda:y haw ko:n
the mother is calling the child
direction
meaning 2 to be called nih haw ɛy
What is it called?
reference
comment Gorgoniev 1984, 794
ACCEPTED Realization 15
type Polysemy
language Mwotlap
lexeme ōl
meaning 1 to call sb’s name
direction
meaning 2 to name a child or sth
reference François 2008: 179
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 16
type Polysemy
language Norwegian
lexeme kalle
meaning 1 to call (somebody), to make respond kalle på hunden
to call the dog
direction
meaning 2 to name de kalte gutten Nils
they called the boy Nils
reference BO
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ACCEPTED Realization 17
type Polysemy
language Russian
lexeme zvat'
meaning 1 to call звать в гости
to invite guests
direction
meaning 2 to be called как тебя зовут?
What is your name?
reference
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 18
type Polysemy
language Sanskrit
lexeme hvā
meaning 1 to call
direction
meaning 2 to call, to name
reference
comment Кочергина 784
ACCEPTED Realization 19
type Polysemy
language Serbian
lexeme звати (zvati)
meaning 1 to call Zovem brata iz svije ramena: "O Božo, o Božo". Nema ga.
I call my brother from the top of my lungs: "O Bozho, o Bozho." He is gone.
direction
meaning 2 to name Ми смо га звали Срећко.
We called him Srechko (His name was Srechko).
reference Vujanitsh et al. 2007: 427
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ACCEPTED Realization 20
type Polysemy
language Swedish
lexeme kalla
meaning 1 to call (somebody), to make respond kalla på hunden
to call the dog
direction
meaning 2 to name de kallade sin dotter Erika
they called their daughter Erica
reference SAO
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 21
type Polysemy
language Tagalog
lexeme tawagin
meaning 1 to call
direction
meaning 2 to baptise
reference
comment Таг 298
ACCEPTED Realization 22
type Polysemy
language Turkish
lexeme çağır-
meaning 1 to call, to invite
meaning 2 to call, to name
reference
comment ТуРС 163.