human, person pupil (of an eye) 8 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Derivation
language Ancient Hebrew
lexeme 1 ʔiš
lexeme 2 ʔišon
meaning 1 person
direction
meaning 2 pupil (lit. 'the little man')
reference HALOT: root 453
comment Diminutive of ˀiš 'man' > lit. 'the little man (in the eye)', cf. Arb. ˀinsān al-ˁain, NPers. mardomak and ādamak, Sanskr. puruša, Eg. wnt 'girl' (BASOR 34:18, HALOT root n. 453).
NEW Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Farsi
lexeme mardomak (مردمک)
meaning 1 little man
direction
meaning 2 pupil (of an eye)
reference <personally collected data>
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Derivation
language Fordata
lexeme 1 tomatta
lexeme 2 mata-n tomatta
meaning 1 human, person
direction
meaning 2 pupil (of an eye)
reference ACD
comment

‘person of the eye’

NEW Realization 4
type Derivation
language Japanese
lexeme 1 hito (人)
lexeme 2 hitomi (瞳)
meaning 1 human, person
direction
meaning 2 pupil (of an eye)
reference BJaRS
comment

mi (見) 'see'

NEW Realization 5
type Internal cognates
language Tagalog
lexeme 1 tao
lexeme 2 balintatáw
meaning 1 human, person
direction
meaning 2 pupil (of an eye)
reference SEAlang Tagalog
comment

Derived from Proto-Philippine *tau-tau 'pupil (eye)', from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *tau tau, from Proto-Austronesian *Cau Cau 'pupil of the eye', reduplication of *Cau 'person”

NEW Realization 6
type Polysemy
language Thao
lexeme thau
meaning 1 person, human being; in particular, a Thao person
direction
meaning 2 pupil (of an eye)
reference <personally collected data>
comment
NEW Realization 7
type Internal cognates
language Vietnamese
lexeme 1 người
lexeme 2 ngươi
meaning 1 human being
direction
meaning 2 pupil (of an eye)
reference SEAlang Vietnamese
comment

From Proto-Vietic *-ŋaːj, from Proto-Mon-Khmer *[]ŋaaj 'eye; pupil of an eye' and *[m]ŋaaj 'person, human being' Shorto, 2006

ACCEPTED Realization 8
type Derivation
language Yamdena
lexeme 1 tomwate
lexeme 2 mata-n tomwate
meaning 1 human, person
direction
meaning 2 pupil (of an eye)
reference ACD
comment

‘person of the eye’