sad, grief weak 5 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Botlikh
lexeme щинтIир
meaning 1 sad, cheerless
direction
meaning 2 weak, sickly
reference Alekseev, Azaev 2019: 492
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Icelandic
lexeme dapur
meaning 1 sad, unhappy
direction
meaning 2 weak
reference Berkov et al. 1962
comment From Old Norse dapr 'sad; bleak, miserable'
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Meadow Mari
lexeme тӱлыжгышӧ
meaning 1 sad, depressed, dejected, melancholy

1. (Петя) школыш тӱлыжгышӧ чуриян миен пура. (Юрий Артамонов).
2. Тӱлыжгышӧ марий ял-влак верч кажныжын чон коршта. (newspaper «Марий коммуна»)


1. Petya came to school looking dejected

2. Everyone's soul hurts for the sad Mari villages

direction
meaning 2 weak, frail, stunted, feeble, enfeebled, sickly

1. Тӱлыжгышӧ йоча
2. Тӱлыжгышӧ мӱкш деч мӱйым ит вучо. (Ӱпымарий (Валериан Михайлович Васильев))
 3. Кувавай шке ӱдыржым тӱлыжгышӧ шинчаж дене тӱслен-тӱслен ончен (Юрий Артамонов).


1. weak child

2. Don't expect honey from weakened bees
3. The old woman peered with weakened eyes at her daughter.

reference Marij jylme muter
comment

Participle from тӱлыжгаш 'to wither, to lose strength, health; to grow poorly (about plants),to weaken (about vision)'

ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Old East Slavic
lexeme дрѧхлый
meaning 1 sad
direction
meaning 2 weak
reference SRJa XI-XVII: 4, 367-368 ESSJa: 5, 112
comment

Modern Russian дряхлый 'decrepit, senile', Ukrainian дряхлий 'decrepit (of old people, animals)', Bulgarian (obsolete or dialectal) дрехъл 'despondent, depressive, gloomy', Old Church Slavonic дрѧхлъ 'sad', tentatively compared to Latin trīstis (Walde, Hofmann 706).

ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Tibetan
lexeme skyo po (སྐྱོ་པོ)
meaning 1 sad
direction
meaning 2 weak
reference <personally collected data>
comment

https://www.thlib.org/reference/dictionaries/tibetan-dictionary/