The Database of Semantic Shifts in the languages of the world

ID	Relation type	Meaning 1	Direction	Meaning 2

Comment
The edge and upper surface of the sundew’s leaf are seated with large glandular hairs (trichomes), irritable upon contact and secreting mucus, which serves to trap insects, that resemble drops of morning dew. Latin ros solis ‘sundew’, lit. ‘dew of the sun’.

ACCEPTED Realization 1
type		Borrowing
language 1		Ancient Greek
language 2		Latin
lexeme 1		δροσερός
lexeme 2		drosera
meaning 1	dewy
direction	→
meaning 2	sundew
reference
comment		LSJ 450, the Latin word comes later

ACCEPTED Realization 2
type		Derivation
language		English
lexeme 1		dew
lexeme 2		sundew
meaning 1	dew
direction	→
meaning 2	sundew
reference
comment

ACCEPTED Realization 3
type		Cognates
language		French
lexeme 1		rosée
lexeme 2		rossolis
meaning 1	dew	rosée matinale morning dew
direction	→
meaning 2	sundew
reference
comment		From the Medieval Latin ros solis "sundew" (cf. The Eng. Sundew). [Dauzat 639]. The lexeme 'rosée' from Vulgar Latin *rosata 'dew'< lat. ros 'dew'.

NEW Realization 4
type		Derivation
language		Komi-Permyak
lexeme 1		лысва
lexeme 2		лысватурун
meaning 1	dew
direction	→
meaning 2	sundew (Drosera)
reference		<personally collected data>
comment		https://dict.fu-lab.ru/term?tid=1307965

ACCEPTED Realization 5
type		Derivation
language		Russian
lexeme 1		роса (rosa)
lexeme 2		росянка (rosjanka)
meaning 1	dew
direction	→
meaning 2	sundew
reference
comment		A possible calque from the Latin word