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Kashubian ‘mòdri’

The database knows following meanings of the Kashubian word ‘mòdri’:

  • light blue
  • blue like cornflower

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The database has information related to this term for Belarusian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Macedonian, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Lower Sorbian, Upper Sorbian and Ukrainian.

Kashubian ‘mòdri’:

  • The Kashubian meaning ‘light blue’ is shared by Croatian modar, Polish modry, Slovak modrý, Slovenian moder, Lower Sorbian módry and Upper Sorbian módry.
  • The Kashubian meaning ‘blue like cornflower’ is shared by Polish modry and Slovenian moder.
  • The meaning ‘blue’ (not present in Kashubian ‘mòdri’) is attested in Polish modry, Lower Sorbian módry and Upper Sorbian módry.
  • The meaning ‘dark blue as colour of face or body (not present in Kashubian ‘mòdri’) is attested in Croatian modar, Serbian модар, Slovenian moder, Lower Sorbian módry and Upper Sorbian módry.
  • The meaning ‘wise’ (not present in Kashubian ‘mòdri’) is attested in Bulgarian мъдър, Macedonian мудар and Slovenian moder.
  • The meaning ‘clever, smart’ (not present in Kashubian ‘mòdri’) is attested in Polish mądry.

NB: No information yet for Bosnian and Czech.

Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Belarusian
- no corresponding term.
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Bulgarian
мъдър
Meaning:
  • wise
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Croatian
modar
Meaning:
  1. dark blue as colour of face or body
  2. light blue
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Macedonian
мудар
Meaning:
  • wise
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Polish
I.   mądry
Meaning:
  • clever, smart
II.  modry Meaning:
  1. blue
  2. light blue
  3. blue like cornflower
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Russian
- no corresponding term.
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning in Serbian:
  1. светлоплав / light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Serbian
модар
Meaning:
  • dark blue as colour of face or body
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Slovak
modrý
Meaning:
  • light blue
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Slovenian
moder
Meaning:
  1. dark blue as colour of face or body
  2. light blue
  3. blue like cornflower
  4. wise
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Lower Sorbian
módry
Meaning:
  1. blue
  2. dark blue as colour of face or body
  3. light blue
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Upper Sorbian
módry
Meaning:
  1. blue
  2. dark blue as colour of face or body
  3. light blue
Kashubian
mòdri
Meaning:
  1. light blue
  2. blue like cornflower
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Ukrainian
- no corresponding term.

Semasiological Map for *modrъ

*modrъ

Meanings:

‘blue’
‘dark blue as colour of face or body
‘light blue’
‘blue like cornflower’
‘wise’
‘clever, smart’
no such word
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*modrъ
Meanings
blue dark blue as colour of face or body light blue blue like cornflower wise clever, smart
Russian
Ukrainian
Belarusian
Polish mądry +
Polish modry + + +
Kashubian mòdri + +
Lower Sorbian módry + + +
Upper Sorbian módry + + +
Slovak modrý +
Slovenian moder + + + +
Croatian modar + +
Serbian модар +
Macedonian мудар +
Bulgarian мъдър +
Meanings blue dark blue as colour of face or body light blue blue like cornflower wise clever, smart

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