sharp quick 7 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Akkadian
lexeme edēdu
meaning 1 to be sharp, pointed, spiky
direction
meaning 2 to do sth. quickly

uddad-ma illik (RIME E4.6.8); uddid-ma ālam GN ana pāālim GN2 ēpuš (ARM 2 131:20)


He quickly went. (lit. sharpened and went); I quickly conquered the city ... , otherwise in the case of the city ... . (lit. sharpened and did)

reference CAD: E 24
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ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Ancient Greek
lexeme ὀξύς
meaning 1 sharp
direction
meaning 2 quick, fast
reference
comment LSJ 1236, Buck 967
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Derivation
language Ancient Hebrew
lexeme 1 ḥdd (hof)
lexeme 2 ḥdd (qal)
meaning 1 to be sharp ḥereb ḥereb hūḥaddā wə-gam-mərūṭā
Sword, sword, sharpened and even polished. (Ez. 21:14)
direction
meaning 2 to be quick wə-ḳallū minnəmērīm sūsāw wəḥaddū mizzəʔēbē ʕereb
And his horses are more faster than leopards and swifter than wolves of evening. (Hab 1:8)
reference HALOT: 280
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ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Farsi
lexeme تیز tiz
meaning 1 sharp, pungent چاقوی تیز čāqu-ye tiz
sharp knife
direction
meaning 2 quick, fast تیز تیز tiz tiz
very fast
reference Rubinčik 1970: 415
comment ПРС 230.
ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Kashub
lexeme ostri
meaning 1 sharp
direction
meaning 2 quick, fast
reference
comment The same polysemy in the Old Czech ostrý, Slovak. Dial. ostrí
ACCEPTED Realization 6
type Polysemy
language Polish
lexeme cięty
meaning 1 sharp
direction
meaning 2 quick, fast
reference
comment The second meaning is dialectal from ciąć 'to cut' (Proto/Slav. *tęti) Варбот 1997, 39
ACCEPTED Realization 7
type Derivation
language Welsh
lexeme 1 llym
lexeme 2 cuflym
meaning 1 sharp
direction
meaning 2 quick, fast
reference
comment Buck 967