to fear, be afraid to respect 20 realizations
NEW Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Akkadian
lexeme adāru
meaning 1 to fear (the deity), to respect (the oath, parents)

ādur-ma nīška ukabbit (Bab. 12 p. 23 r. 13)


I feared and honored the oath taken by you (the son-god Šamaš).

direction
meaning 2 to be afraid (of someone), to be in awe

šī ayy īdurka (Gilg. III ii 20)


She should not fear you!

reference CAD: A 1, 108f.
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NEW Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Chukchee
lexeme ваймангыргын
meaning 1 fear
direction
meaning 2 respect; hospitality
reference Moll, Inènlikèj 1957: 19
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ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Borrowing
language Classical Arabic
lexeme hāba
meaning 1 to dread, fear لا يهاب الموت بل ان الموت يهابه lā yahābu l-mawt-a bal inna l-mawt-u yahābuhu

(prob.) He is not afraid of death, rather the death is afraid of him (about a brave man).

direction
meaning 2 to revere, venerate, respect, honour

هَبِ النَّاسَ يَهَابُوكَ hab-i n-nās-a yahābūka


Reverence men, they will reverence you.

reference Lane: 2909
comment Hence, haybat- 'reverence, veneration, respect, honour, dread or awe; fear, caution', which has been borrowed from Arabic in Hausa woba 'misgivings, fear' (see Haser 2000, 185).
ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Egyptian
lexeme nrw
meaning 1 terror, fear
direction
meaning 2 awe
reference
comment nrj 'frighten, respect'
ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Geez
lexeme farha
meaning 1 to be afraid, fear
direction
meaning 2 to revere ʔaḥadu ʔaḥadu ʔəmənnekəmu yəfrāh ʔabāhu wa-ʔəmmo
Each one of you should respect your father and your mother (Lev 19:3)
reference CDG: 165-166
comment Cf. also farāhi 'fearful, reverent'.
ACCEPTED Realization 6
type Derivation
language German
lexeme 1 fürchten
lexeme 2 Ehrfurcht
meaning 1 to fear, to be afraid
direction
meaning 2 awe, honour
reference ABBYY LINGUO
comment В нем. Ehrfurcht значение "почитать" вносится словом Ehre "честь"
NEW Realization 7
type Polysemy
language Ik (Icetot)
lexeme ɬɛɓ-ɔn
meaning 1 to fear
direction
meaning 2 to respect
reference <personally collected data>
comment

Heine Bernd. Ik Dictionary Rüdiger Köppe, 1999 63

NEW Realization 8
type Polysemy
language Ik (Icetot)
lexeme mor-on
meaning 1 to fear
direction
meaning 2 to respect
reference <personally collected data>
comment

Heine Bernd. Ik Dictionary Rüdiger Köppe, 1999 66

ACCEPTED Realization 9
type Polysemy
language Indonesian
lexeme takut
meaning 1 fear
direction
meaning 2 reverence, respect
reference
comment Haser 2000, 185
ACCEPTED Realization 10
type Polysemy
language Khmer
lexeme sɲaeŋ
meaning 1 to fear, to be scared
direction
meaning 2 to esteem, to respect
reference
comment Presumably it is related genetically to sɲaep 'to be afraid'. Gorgoniev 1984, 748-749
ACCEPTED Realization 11
type Polysemy
language Kurux
lexeme elcnā (ilcyas)
meaning 1 fear
direction
meaning 2 have a reverential awe of, have misgivings
reference
comment Haser 2000, 185
ACCEPTED Realization 12
type Polysemy
language Latin
lexeme vereror, -ēri
meaning 1 to fear, to be afraid
direction
meaning 2 to respect, to honour vereri deos, vereri parentes
reference
comment Haser 2000, 185, Glare 2035-2036
ACCEPTED Realization 13
type Polysemy
language Marshallese
lexeme lʌļŋɒŋ
meaning 1 fear, fright
direction
meaning 2 awe
reference
comment Haser 2000, 185
ACCEPTED Realization 14
type Polysemy
language Nahuatl
lexeme mahuitzli
meaning 1 fear
direction
meaning 2 person worthy of honor
reference
comment mahui 'e fearfl, be afraid, inspire fear or reverence, be glorious'
ACCEPTED Realization 15
type Polysemy
language Sumerian
lexeme 1 ní-te
lexeme 2 ní~te(ĝ)
meaning 1 to be overhelmed by fear, fear
direction
meaning 2 to revere, respect
reference Haser 2000: 185
comment Compl. verb (lit. "to approach fear"). Cf. Thomsen, Mes. 10, 319: ní~te/ti "to be afraid of", with Commitative infix -da-; Attinger, NABU 2004, Nr. 79, S. 81: ní~te "avoir peur" (Komposit-Verbum); Flückiger, Urnamma p.341: "to be seized with panic, to spread panic, to be afraid".
ACCEPTED Realization 16
type Polysemy
language Swahili
lexeme cha
meaning 1 to fear, to be afraid, to be frightened
direction
meaning 2 to honour, to respect cha Mungu
to honour God
reference
comment Polikanov
ACCEPTED Realization 17
type Polysemy
language Turkish
lexeme perva
meaning 1 fear
direction
meaning 2 respect, esteem
reference
comment Haser 2000, 185
ACCEPTED Realization 18
type Polysemy
language Tzotzil
lexeme xi(c)
meaning 1 be afraid of, fear
direction
meaning 2 honor, respect, revere
reference
comment Haser 2000, 185
ACCEPTED Realization 19
type Polysemy
language Zulu
lexeme 1 ukwesba
lexeme 2 ukwesaba
meaning 1 fear
direction
meaning 2 reverence
reference
comment Haser 2000, 185
NEW Realization 20
type Polysemy
language Zulu
lexeme azisa
meaning 1 to fear
direction
meaning 2 to respect
reference Луцков А.Д. Зулу-Русский словарь 2014: 12
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