dragon kite (lightweight toy) 22 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
Type Polysemy
Language Belarusan
Lexeme змей
Meaning 1 dragon
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Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference Slounik.org
Comment Also паветраны змей
ACCEPTED Realization 2
Type Polysemy
Language Croatian
Lexeme zmaj
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy) Zmaj je leteća aerodinamički oblikovana naprava koju u zraku održava struja vjetra, a njezinim se položajem u zraku upravlja s tla pomoću uzice.
A kite is a flying aerodynamically shaped device maintained in the air by a wind current, and its position in the air is controlled from the ground by a string.
Reference <personally collected data>
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ACCEPTED Realization 3
Type Polysemy
Language Czech
Lexeme drak
Meaning 1 dragon, (heraldry) wyvern
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Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference SSJČ
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ACCEPTED Realization 4
Type Polysemy
Language Danish
Lexeme drage
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference <personally collected data>
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ACCEPTED Realization 5
Type Polysemy
Language Danish
Lexeme drage
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy) lege med drager
to play with kites
Reference DDO
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ACCEPTED Realization 6
Type Polysemy
Language Estonian
Lexeme lohe
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference <personally collected data>
Comment Borrowed from Finnish lohikäärme 'dragon, drake; wyvern', partial calque of Old Swedish floghdraki 'flying snake'; lohi +‎ käärme 'snake'. Originally louhikäärme, the initial component became lohi 'salmon' by folk etymology.).
ACCEPTED Realization 7
Type Derivation
Language German
Lexeme 1 Drache
Lexeme 2 Drachen
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference Duden
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ACCEPTED Realization 8
Type Polysemy
Language Hungarian
Lexeme sárkány
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference <personally collected data>
Comment Also papírsárkány
ACCEPTED Realization 9
Type Derivation
Language Icelandic
Lexeme 1 dreki
Lexeme 2 flugdreki
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference <personally collected data>
Comment
ACCEPTED Realization 10
Type Polysemy
Language Latvian
Lexeme pūķis
Meaning 1 (mythology, religion) in old Latvian mythology, a household spirit that could be bought, bred, or stolen, and protected the wealth of his owner; dragon, winged serpent (reptilian monster that spits fire and devours people and animals) pūķis ar deviņām galvām; pūķa gads
a dragon with nine heads; the year of the dragon (Chinese calendar)
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy) papīra pūķis
paper kite
Reference <personally collected data>
Comment Borrowed from Old Norse púki 'demon, evil spirit', from Proto-Germanic *pūkô; compare Swedish puke 'house spirit'
ACCEPTED Realization 11
Type Polysemy
Language Lithuanian
Lexeme áitvaras
Meaning 1 (mythology) Aitvaras; a dragon/rooster-like being in Baltic mythology that brings riches
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Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference <personally collected data>
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ACCEPTED Realization 12
Type Polysemy
Language Macedonian
Lexeme змеј
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference <personally collected data>
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ACCEPTED Realization 13
Type Polysemy
Language Norwegian
Lexeme drage
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference BO
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ACCEPTED Realization 14
Type Polysemy
Language Polish
Lexeme latawiec
Meaning 1 (mythology) A flying demon, often with the spirit of a prematurely deceased person
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Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference WSJP
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ACCEPTED Realization 15
Type Polysemy
Language Romanian
Lexeme zmeu
Meaning 1 dragon
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Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference MDA2
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ACCEPTED Realization 16
Type Polysemy
Language Russian
Lexeme змей
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference BTS
Comment Also воздушный змей
ACCEPTED Realization 17
Type Polysemy
Language Serbian
Lexeme змаj / zmaj
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy) Od 19. veka, započela je masovna upotreba zmajeva u meteorologiji. U Americi su se između 1893. i 1933. godine po meteorološkim stanicama za ispitivanje atmosfere koristili zmajevi koji su dosezali visinu i do sedam hiljada metara.
From the 19th century, the mass use of kites in meteorology began. In America, between 1893 and 1933, kites that reached a height of up to seven thousand meters were used at meteorological stations to test the atmosphere.
Reference <personally collected data>
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ACCEPTED Realization 18
Type Polysemy
Language Slovak
Lexeme drak
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy) Chlapci si púšťajú pestrofarebné draky
The boys are playing colorful kites
Reference Slovníkový portál
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ACCEPTED Realization 19
Type Polysemy
Language Slovak
Lexeme šarkan
Meaning 1 monster in the form of a winged lizard, dragon sedemhlavý šarkan
seven-headed dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy) púšťať šarkana
Reference Slovníkový portál
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ACCEPTED Realization 20
Type Polysemy
Language Swedish
Lexeme drake
Meaning 1 dragon Sankt Görans kamp med draken
Saint George's fight with the dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy) pappersdrake
paper kite
Reference SAO
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ACCEPTED Realization 21
Type Polysemy
Language Udmurt
Lexeme лобаськый
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference Kirillova 2008
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ACCEPTED Realization 22
Type Polysemy
Language Ukrainian
Lexeme змій
Meaning 1 dragon
Direction
Meaning 2 kite (lightweight toy)
Reference SUM-11
Comment Also повітряний змій