sacred, holy feast, holiday 7 realizations FAMILY: Indo-European
ACCEPTED Realization 1 (ID: 24306)
type Derivation
language Belarusan
lexeme 1 святы
lexeme 2 свято
meaning 1 sacred
direction
meaning 2 holiday

Са святам, мая сталiца!


Happy holiday, my capital-city (poster for the 955th anniversary of Minsk)

reference Slounik.org
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ACCEPTED Realization 2 (ID: 45092)
type Derivation
language Croatian
lexeme 1 svet
lexeme 2 svetak
meaning 1 saint, holy
direction
meaning 2 (dial.) holiday
reference HJP
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ACCEPTED Realization 3 (ID: 24310)
type Derivation
language Czech
lexeme 1 svatý
lexeme 2 svátek
meaning 1 holy, sacred
direction
meaning 2 holiday, day off (including Sundays)
reference SSJČ
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ACCEPTED Realization 4 (ID: 24309)
type Derivation
language English
lexeme 1 holy
lexeme 2 holiday
meaning 1 sacred
direction
meaning 2 holiday
reference <personally collected data>
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ACCEPTED Realization 5 (ID: 24311)
type Derivation
language Old Norse
lexeme 1 heilagr
lexeme 2 helgr
meaning 1 sacred
direction
meaning 2 holiday
reference Zoëga 1910
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ACCEPTED Realization 6 (ID: 24307)
type Derivation
language Polish
lexeme 1 święty
lexeme 2 święto
meaning 1 sacred
direction
meaning 2 holiday (e.g., Easter, Christmas, National holiday)
reference WSJP
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ACCEPTED Realization 7 (ID: 24308)
type Derivation
language Ukrainian
lexeme 1 святий
lexeme 2 свято
meaning 1 holy, sacred
direction
meaning 2 holiday, day off

Сторіччя з дня заснування I Інтернаціоналу — свято всього світового робітничого і комуністичного руху (Комуніст України, 9, 1964, 10); У великі свята, от як на різдво або на пасху, стріляли [з гармат] (Панас Мирний); Вашнівчани працювали нехотя, по неділях і по релігійних святах на роботу не виходили (Григорій Тютюнник);


The centenary of the founding of the First International is a celebration of the entire world labor and communist movement (Communist of Ukraine, 9, 1964, 10); On major holidays, such as Christmas or Easter, they shot [from cannons] (Panas Myrny); Vashniv residents worked unwillingly, they did not go to work on Sundays and religious holidays (Gryhoriy Tyutyunnyk);

reference SUM-11: 9, 105
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