heart bowels, intestine 6 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
Type Polysemy
Language Akkadian
Lexeme libbu
Meaning 1 heart ilput libbašu-ma ul inakku[d]
he touched his heart but it was not beating
Direction
Meaning 2 entrails innesil libbaša-ma pāša ušpalki
her insides were blown up (by the winds), her mouth was agape
Reference CAD
Comment CAD l 164-166
ACCEPTED Realization 2
Type Borrowing
Language 1 Breton
Language 2 Old French
Lexeme 1 kalon
Lexeme 2 cauldun
Meaning 1 heart
Direction
Meaning 2 intestine
Reference
Comment Buck 251
ACCEPTED Realization 3
Type Polysemy
Language Evenki
Lexeme эмугде
Meaning 1 heart
Direction
Meaning 2 guts
Reference
Comment The second meaning is present in the Nep dialect
ACCEPTED Realization 4
Type Polysemy
Language Farsi
Lexeme دل del
Meaning 1 heart دلم درد میکنه del-am dard mikoneh ‘у меня болит del’, (о желудочной и о почечной боли).
Direction
Meaning 2 belly, guts Del az zoghe tapesh del bood likan / Cho yekdam az tapesh of taad gel shod.
Reference
Comment It often denotes the seat of emotion as well: Rezaa pesaram azize delame ‘Reza is my beloved son’; az del biroon raftan ‘to fall out of favour’, lit.‘to leave del’; Az del beravad har aankeh az dideh beraft ‘out of sight - out of mind’, lit. ‘del leaves everything that goes out of sight’[Sharifian 2008,249].
ACCEPTED Realization 5
Type Polysemy
Language Romani
Lexeme jilo
Meaning 1 heart
Direction
Meaning 2 stomach
Reference
Comment Sepečides Romani
ACCEPTED Realization 6
Type Polysemy
Language Romanian
Lexeme inimă
Meaning 1 heart (anat.), heart as the seat of emotion
Direction
Meaning 2 stomach
Reference
Comment The second meaning is present in dialects