False Friends in Slavic Languages
Semasiological Map for *lice
                              
*lice
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Meanings:  ‘face’
 ‘person’
 ‘cheek’
 ‘facing, outside’
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| *lice |
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| face | person | cheek | facing, outside | |
| Russian лицо | + | + | + | |
| Ukrainian лице | + | + | + | |
| Belarusian ∅ | ||||
| Polish lico | + | + | ||
| Kashubian lico | + | + | ||
| Lower Sorbian lico | + | |||
| Upper Sorbian lico | + | |||
| Czech líc | + | |||
| Czech líce | + | |||
| Slovak líce | + | + | ||
| Slovenian lice | + | + | ||
| Croatian lice | + | |||
| Bosnian lice | + | + | ||
| Serbian лице | + | + | ||
| Bulgarian лице | + | + | ||
| Meanings | face | person | cheek | facing, outside |
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