to spring, jump
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to burst / break
2 realizations
Related shifts
| ID | Meaning 1 | Direction | Meaning 2 |
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Comment
| ACCEPTED Realization 1 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Type | Polysemy | |
| Language | Soqotri | |
| Lexeme | fer | |
| Meaning 1 | to spring, jump | |
| Direction | → | |
| Meaning 2 | to burst, break | ʔénkaʕ ʔénhi ʕag ḳɔn di-míʔšer di-fíyyot kor ʔeḳáronš ʔe-ḥánžɛhɛr wa-de ḳɔn tébrɛhɛr ʕámok hey díʔɛ ḳɔn ʔal yešḳáron ʕar lal yébded ŝiyáṭ yéfrer ʕámor teŝtéren ʔénhi biy ʕámok ṣáʕab ṭáʕle yeḳálem ʕámor ke-ḳélom l’ákɛn ʕank dibil’áš ʕámok naʕtébor wa-ŝóterk biy ʕaf yeṣṭében wa-kánaḥk ŝóterk biy tóʔo ʔéḳronk toy di-ḥánžɛhɛr ʕaf yešḳáron wa-tóʔo tétek ʕámor lirʕák ʔálla dɛ́hɛr (field data July 2021, MB) A man brought me a horn of a dead billy goat so that I would work on it and make out of it a handle of a knife. The horn was very fragile. I told him: Your horn is not fit for this kind of work. When it feels fire, it will break. He said: Please apply your skills to it. I said: It will hardly work. It will definitely break. He said: If it breaks, this will cost you nothing (I won’t demand any compensation for the broken horn). I said: Let’s see. And I worked on it till it straightened, and I continued working till I managed to make a knife out of it. When I finished the work, he said: God keep you! |
| Reference | LS: 342 CSOL I: 537 CSOL II: 458 | |
| Comment | ||
| ACCEPTED Realization 2 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Type | Polysemy | |
| Language | Soqotri | |
| Lexeme | ḳéḷom | |
| Meaning 1 | to spring, jump | lal yéken ṭéyriḥ di-ʕáže taʕaméren ʔeghéten debóbe wa-teḳalémen be-ʕamḳ di-ḥágwa (field data. MB) When there is a feast of giving away a woman to be married, the women beat the drum and jump inside the courtyard. |
| Direction | → | |
| Meaning 2 | to burst, break | ḳéḷom nəŝyós-e it burst into splinters |
| Reference | LS: 376 CSOL I: 589 CSOL II: 513 | |
| Comment | ||