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Slovenian ‘babica’

The database knows following meanings of the Slovenian word ‘babica’:

  • grandmother
  • midwife

Semasiological map for ‘*babьka’

The database has information related to this term for Belarusian, Bulgarian, Czech, Polish, Russian, Lower Sorbian and Ukrainian.

Slovenian ‘babica’:

  • The Slovenian meaning ‘grandmother’ is shared by Belarusian бабка, Bulgarian бабка, Czech babička, Polish babka, Russian бабка and Lower Sorbian babka.
  • The Slovenian meaning ‘midwife’ is shared by Lower Sorbian babka.
  • The meaning ‘old woman’ (not present in Slovenian ‘babica’) is attested in Belarusian бабка, Polish babka, Polish babki and Russian бабка.
  • The meaning ‘woman’ (not present in Slovenian ‘babica’) is attested in Bulgarian бабка and Lower Sorbian babka.
  • The meaning ‘rough boletus a mushroom’ (not present in Slovenian ‘babica’) is attested in Belarusian бабка.
  • The meaning ‘a sort of cake’ (not present in Slovenian ‘babica’) is attested in Belarusian бабка, Polish babka, Polish babki and Ukrainian бабка.

NB: No information yet for Bosnian, Croatian, Kashubian, Macedonian, Serbian, Slovak and Upper Sorbian.

Slovenian
babica		 Meaning:
  1. grandmother
  2. midwife
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Belarusian
бабка		 Meaning:
  1. old woman
  2. grandmother
  3. rough boletus a mushroom
  4. a sort of cake
Slovenian
babica		 Meaning:
  1. grandmother
  2. midwife
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Bulgarian
бабка		 Meaning:
  1. grandmother
  2. woman (pejorative)
Slovenian
babica		 Meaning:
  1. grandmother
  2. midwife
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Czech
babička		 Meaning:
  • grandmother
Slovenian
babica		 Meaning:
  1. grandmother
  2. midwife
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Polish
I.   babka		 Meaning:
  1. old woman
  2. grandmother
  3. a sort of cake
  4. plantain
II.  babki Meaning:
  1. old woman
  2. a sort of cake
Slovenian
babica		 Meaning in Russian:
  1. бабушка / grandmother
  2. midwife
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Russian
I.   бабка		 Meaning:
  1. old woman
  2. grandmother
II.  бабки Meaning:
  • money, lettuce
Slovenian
babica		 Meaning:
  1. grandmother
  2. midwife
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Lower Sorbian
babka		 Meaning:
  1. grandmother
  2. woman
  3. midwife
Slovenian
babica		 Meaning:
  1. grandmother
  2. midwife
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Ukrainian
бабка		 Meaning:
  1. a sort of cake
  2. dragonfly

Semasiological Map for *babьka

*babьka

Meanings:

‘old woman’
‘grandmother’
‘woman’
‘midwife’
‘rough boletus a mushroom’
‘a sort of cake’
‘Other’
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*babьka
Meanings
old woman grandmother woman midwife rough boletus a mushroom a sort of cake Other
Russian бабка + +
Russian бабки +
money, lettuce
Ukrainian бабка + +
dragonfly
Belarusian бабка + + + +
Polish babka + + + +
plantain
Polish babki + +
Lower Sorbian babka + + +
Czech babička +
Slovenian babica + +
Bulgarian бабка + +
pejorative
Meanings old woman grandmother woman midwife rough boletus a mushroom a sort of cake Other

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