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Polish ‘grób’

The database knows following meanings of the Polish word ‘grób’:

  • grave

Semasiological map for ‘*grobъ’

The database has information related to this term for Belarusian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Kashubian, Russian, Serbian and Slovenian.

Polish ‘grób’:

  • The Polish meaning ‘grave’ is shared by Bosnian grob, Bulgarian гроб, Croatian grob, Serbian гроб and Slovenian grob.
  • The meaning ‘coffin’ (not present in Polish ‘grób’, translated as ‘trumna’) is attested in Russian гроб.

NB: No information yet for Czech, Macedonian, Slovak, Lower Sorbian, Upper Sorbian and Ukrainian.

Polish
grób		 Meaning:
  • grave
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Belarusian
∅ - no corresponding term.
Polish
grób		 Meaning:
  • grave
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Bosnian
grob		 Meaning:
  • grave
Polish
grób		 Meaning:
  • grave
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Bulgarian
гроб		 Meaning:
  • grave
Polish
grób		 Meaning:
  • grave
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Croatian
grob		 Meaning:
  • grave
Polish
grób		 Meaning:
  • grave
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Kashubian
∅ - no corresponding term.
Polish
grób		 Meaning in Russian:
  • могила / grave
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Russian
гроб		 Meaning in Polish:
  • trumna / coffin
Polish
grób		 Meaning:
  • grave
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Serbian
гроб		 Meaning:
  • grave
Polish
grób		 Meaning:
  • grave
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Slovenian
grob		 Meaning:
  • grave

Semasiological Map for *grobъ

*grobъ

Meanings:

‘coffin’
‘grave’
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*grobъ
Meanings
coffin grave
Russian гроб +
Belarusian ∅
Polish grób +
Kashubian ∅
Slovenian grob +
Croatian grob +
Bosnian grob +
Serbian гроб +
Bulgarian гроб +
Meanings coffin grave

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