False Friends in Slavic Languages
Semasiological Map for *verdьnъ
                     
*verdьnъ
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Meanings:  ‘precious’
 ‘harmful’
 ‘able, clever’
 ‘nasty, repulsive’
 ‘insidious, deceitful’
 ‘hard-working’
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| precious | harmful | able, clever | nasty, repulsive | insidious, deceitful | hard-working | |
| Russian вредный | + | |||||
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| Polish wredny | + | + | ||||
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| Slovenian vreden | + | |||||
| Croatian vrijedan | + | + | ||||
| Bosnian vrijedan | + | + | ||||
| Serbian вредан | + | + | ||||
| Macedonian вреден | + | |||||
| Bulgarian вреден | + | + | ||||
| Meanings | precious | harmful | able, clever | nasty, repulsive | insidious, deceitful | hard-working |
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