<plant (biol.)> brown 5 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Derivation
language Armenian
lexeme 1 դարչին (darčʿin)
lexeme 2 darčʿnaguyn (դարչնագույն)
meaning 1 cinnamon (tree and spice)
direction
meaning 2 brown
reference Galstjan 1984
comment From Persian dârčin 'cinnamon' from Middle Iranian *dār-i-čēnīk 'cinnamon', literally 'Chinese tree'
ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Derivation
language Armenian
lexeme 1 šaganak (շագանակ)
lexeme 2 šaganakaguyn (շագանակագույն)
meaning 1 chestnut
direction
meaning 2 chestnut-coloured, nut-brown
reference Galstjan 1984
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Italian
lexeme marron
meaning 1 chestnut (fruit and tree)
direction
meaning 2 brown
reference Zor'ko et al. 2002
comment From from Byzantine Greek μάραον 'sweet chestnut'. For chestnut more often Italian castagna. Italian marron borrowed into French marron and from French into Spanish marrón, Catalan marró, Galician marrón, Portuguese marrom, Asturian marrón all mean only 'brown'.
ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Lezgian
lexeme miχek
meaning 1 cloves
direction
meaning 2 brown михек ранг
brown colour
reference LezgRus: 240
comment The same in Tabassaran, meaning B is formulated as 'dark brown', cf. (TabRus 228).
ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Derivation
language Russian
lexeme 1 корица (korica)
lexeme 2 коричневый (koričnevyj)
meaning 1 cinnamon
direction
meaning 2 brown
reference Černyx 1994: 1, 429
comment Accodring to Vasmer, корица (cinnamon) is derived from кора (bark).