False Friends in Slavic Languages
Semasiological Map for *babьka
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*babьka
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*babьka |
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old woman | grandmother | woman | midwife | rough boletus a mushroom | a sort of cake | Other | |
Russian бабка | + | + | |||||
Russian бабки | + money, lettuce |
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Ukrainian бабка | + | + dragonfly |
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Belarusian бабка | + | + | + | + | |||
Polish babka | + | + | + | + plantain |
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Polish babki | + | + | |||||
Lower Sorbian babka | + | + | + | ||||
Czech babička | + | ||||||
Slovenian babica | + | + | |||||
Bulgarian бабка | + | + pejorative |
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Meanings | old woman | grandmother | woman | midwife | rough boletus a mushroom | a sort of cake | Other |
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