to strike, hit → to forge 8 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Amharic
lexeme ḳäṭäḳḳäṭä
meaning 1 ‘to pound, beat’ mawo ləğğun əndäḳäṭäḳḳäṭäw näw
‘Mao is still beating up his son’
meaning 2 ‘work (iron), forge (iron)’ bəzu yätäḳʷäraräṭu bərätoččən ḳäṭḳəṭo sänsälät särra
‘he forged a chain from several pieces of iron’ (Leslau 1973:481)
reference
comment (K 835)
ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Icelandic
lexeme slá
meaning 1 to beat, to hit slá hnefanum í borðið
to hit the table with a fist
direction —
meaning 2 to forge þarna voru koparpeningar slegnir
They forge copper coins there
reference ISLEX
comment Берков
NEW Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Itelmen
lexeme талас
meaning 1 to strike, hit
direction →
meaning 2 to forge

фаԓч талазнэн


He forges a knife
reference PIRS: 234
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Karaim
lexeme йанч-
meaning 1 to beat, to hit, to break
meaning 2 to reforge йанчарлар кылычларын
They will reforge their swords
reference
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Karakhanid Uighur
lexeme туқӣ-
meaning 1 to knock, to hit ул қабуґ туқӣдӣ
He knocked at the door
direction →
meaning 2 to forge тамурҗӣ ӄилиҗ туқӣдӣ
The blacksmith forged a sword
reference
comment МК 5955
NEW Realization 6
type Polysemy
language Lao
lexeme tìː
meaning 1 to beat, hit
direction →
meaning 2 to forge, to hammer
reference SEAlang Lao
comment
NEW Realization 7
type Polysemy
language Rutul
lexeme етин
meaning 1 to strike, hit
direction →
meaning 2 to forge
reference Alisultanov, Sulejmanova 2019: 142
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 8
type Polysemy
language Swahili
lexeme fua
meaning 1 to beat, to hit
direction →
meaning 2 to forge, to coin
reference
comment Polikanov

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