brilliant, glaring white 5 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Ancient Greek
lexeme λευκός
meaning 1 shining, glistening
meaning 2 white
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comment (LSJ 1042)
ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Arabic
lexeme ʔazhar-
meaning 1 shining, glittering
direction
meaning 2 white
reference Lane: 1261-1262
comment The primary meaning of the term is that of 'shining'.
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Classical Arabic
lexeme ʔabyaḍ-
meaning 1 shining, glittering bayḍāʔ-a miṯl-i š-šams-i
white (shining) like the sun
direction
meaning 2 white ḥattā yatabayyana la-kum-u l-ḫayṭ-u l-ʔabyaḍ-u min-a l-ḫayṭ-i l-ʔaswad-i (Коран 2:187/183)
until the white thread and the black thread become different in front of you
reference BK: I 184
comment The primary meaning of the term is that of 'white'.
ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Geez
lexeme ṣāʕdā, ṣaʕadā, ḍaʕadā
meaning 1 shining wa-ʔarʔayani falaga za-māya ḥəywat ṣaʕadā kama barad za-yəbarrəh ʔəm-ḍaḥay... (Apoc. 22:1)
and he showed me the river with the water of life, white (bright) like snow, shining brighter than the sun
direction
meaning 2 white wa-ʔəlləku ʔabāgəʕ kanu (v. konu) kʷəllomu ḍaʕādā (Hen. 90:32)
And these sheep were all white
reference CDG: 542 LLA: 1307
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ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Tigrinya
lexeme baʕ bälä
meaning 1 to become bright, light (place originally dark), to blaze
direction
meaning 2 to be white, very clean (garment) baʕ zibəl kədan
very white clothes
reference TED: 1177
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