pole (long stick) Pole Star 6 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Derivation
language Kazakh
lexeme 1 қазық
lexeme 2 Темірқазық
meaning 1 pole (long stick)
direction
meaning 2 Pole Star
reference Syzdykova, Xusain (eds.) 2008
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ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Derivation
language Mongolian (Khalkha)
lexeme 1 гадас
lexeme 2 Алтан гадас
meaning 1 pole, stake
direction
meaning 2 Pole Star
reference BAMRS 2001-2002
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ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Russian
lexeme 1 кол
lexeme 2 Кол
meaning 1 stake
direction
meaning 2 (dialect) Pole Star
reference <personally collected data>
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Also Прикол, Небесный Кол

Рут М. Э. Словарь астронимов. Звёздное небо по-русски. М., 2010. С. 151

ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Tatar
lexeme 1 казык
lexeme 2 Тимерказык
meaning 1 pole (long stick)
direction
meaning 2 Pole Star

Тимерказык өчле йолдыз системасы. Система үзәгендә F7Ib спектр сыйныфылы үтә зур йолдыз (Тимерказык A) урнашкан, аның яктылыгы Кояшның 2000 тапкыр артып киткән. Тимерказык B йолдызы Тимерказык A йолдызыннан ераклыкта урнашкан


Pole Star is a triple star system. At the center of the system is a supermassive star of spectral class F7Ib (Pole Star A), whose luminosity exceeds 2000 times that of the Sun. Pole Star B is at a distance from Pole Star A

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ACCEPTED Realization 5
type Derivation
language Turkish
lexeme 1 kazık
lexeme 2 Demirkazık
meaning 1 strong wooden or iron shaft, pointed at one end, driven into the ground for support, for tying a tether to or as a marker; a stake, pole or post
direction
meaning 2 Pole Star
reference TDKS
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ACCEPTED Realization 6
type Derivation
language Uzbek
lexeme 1 qoziq
lexeme 2 temirqoziq
meaning 1 pole (long stick)
direction
meaning 2 Pole Star

Temir qoziq yulduzining rangi sargʻish; temperaturasi Quyosh temperaturasvdan ancha yuqori (7000°); diametri Quyoshdan 120 marta katta.


The color of the Polar Star star is yellow; its temperature is much higher than the temperature of the Sun (7000°); diameter is 120 times larger than the Sun.

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