companion, partner husband / wife 13 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Chʼol
lexeme pi'ʌl
meaning 1 companion
direction
meaning 2 spouse
reference Aulie, Aulie 2009: 73
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ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Croatian
lexeme partner
meaning 1 companion, partner

plesni partner, šahovski partner


dance partner, chess partner

direction
meaning 2 spouse, conjugal partner, lover

bračni partner, ljubavni partner


spouse, lover

reference HJP
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ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Danish
lexeme mage
meaning 1 mate (animal)

Hvis storken i Langå finder en mage i løbet af 14 dage til tre uger, bliver den sandsynligvis sommeren over.


If the stork in Langå finds a mate within 14 days to three weeks, the summer is probably coming to an end.

direction
meaning 2 spouse

This is where the elderly, single Italians go to find a new spouse and their second youth.


Det er her de ældre, enlige italienere søger hen for at finde en ny mage og deres anden ungdom.

reference DDO
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ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Derivation
language Danish
lexeme 1 fælle
lexeme 2 ægtefælle
meaning 1 companion, partner

lidelsesfælle, rejsefælle


companion in misfortune, travelling companion

direction
meaning 2 spouse

efterlevende ægtefælle


surviving spouse

reference DDO
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ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Hill Mari
lexeme ялташ
meaning 1 companion, partner, friend
direction
meaning 2 spouse
reference Savatkova 2008
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ACCEPTED Realization 6
type Derivation
language Hungarian
lexeme 1 társ
lexeme 2 házastárs
meaning 1 companion, comrade

Ne hagyd cserben társaidat! Betörő járt itt, mégpedig társakkal.


Don't let your comrades down! A burglar was here, with his accomplices.

direction
meaning 2 spouse

Megértés uralkodott a házastársak közt.


Understanding reigned between the spouses.

reference MEK 1978
comment Házastárs is a compound word, házas meaning 'related to a house'.
ACCEPTED Realization 7
type Polysemy
language Icelandic
lexeme maki
meaning 1 (one's) equal
direction
meaning 2 spouse
reference ISLEX
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ACCEPTED Realization 8
type Polysemy
language Khmer
lexeme kuu (គូ)
meaning 1 companion, partner
direction
meaning 2 spouse
reference SEAlang Khmer
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ACCEPTED Realization 9
type Semantic evolution
language 1 Latin
language 2 Romanian
lexeme 1 socius
lexeme 2 soț
meaning 1 fellow, sharer, partner, comrade, companion; partner in business; ally
direction
meaning 2 husband
reference DEX98 MDA2 DER: 732
comment In Classical Latin the meaning ‘husband’ is attested only in the expression socius tori (lit. ‘friend of the bed’) in Ovid’s Metamorphoses: Vertumnumque tori socium tibi selige “[Don’t think about ordinary weddings,] / Choose Vertumnus as your bed's friend” (14.678)
ACCEPTED Realization 10
type Derivation
language Norwegian
lexeme 1 felle
lexeme 2 ektefelle
meaning 1 companion, partner

lidelsesfelle, reisefelle


companion in misfortune, travelling companion

direction
meaning 2 spouse

oppgi navn på ektefelle og barn


enter names of spouse and children

reference BO NAOB
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ACCEPTED Realization 11
type Polysemy
language Ojibwe
lexeme wijiwagan
meaning 1 companion, associate, partner
direction
meaning 2 husband
reference Baraga 1853: 292
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ACCEPTED Realization 12
type Polysemy
language Sanskrit
lexeme saha-cara
meaning 1 companion, fellow traveller
direction
meaning 2 husband
reference
comment Lit. 'going along'. There is also the feminine saha-carī 'fellow traveller, companion; wife'. Кочергина 718
ACCEPTED Realization 13
type Polysemy
language Serbian
lexeme партнер (partner)
meaning 1 companion, conjugal partner

Prema njegovim rečima, SAD i njeni partneri trebalo bi da u narednih nedelju-dve izađu sa novim planom za rešenje sirijske krize.


According to him, the USA and its partners should come up with a new plan for the solution of the Syrian crisis in the next week or two.

direction
meaning 2 spouse,

Njen partner ne mora biti ni bogat ni uspesan - ona ce jednostavno zamisljati da on to jeste (problemi nastaju ako se tako i ponasa).


Her spouse does not have to be rich or successful - she will simply imagine that he is (problems arise if he acts like that).

reference Vujanitsh et al. 2007: 915 CLARIN.SI
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