False Friends in Slavic Languages
Kashubian ‘gard’
The database knows following meanings of the Kashubian word ‘gard’:
- town
Semasiological map for ‘*gorodъ < *gordъ’
The database has information related to this term for Belarusian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Kashubian, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Lower Sorbian, Upper Sorbian and Ukrainian.
Kashubian ‘gard’:
- is a complete false friend in Czech, Lower Sorbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Ukrainian and Upper Sorbian.
- has additional meanings in Belarusian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Polish, Russian and Serbian.
- The Kashubian meaning ‘town’ is shared by Belarusian горад, Belarusian град, Bosnian grad, Bulgarian град, Croatian grad, Polish gród, Russian град, Russian город and Serbian град.
- The meaning ‘fortress’ (not present in Kashubian ‘gard’) is attested in Czech hrad, Polish gród, Slovak hrad, Slovenian grad, Lower Sorbian grod and Upper Sorbian hród.
- The meaning ‘hail’ (not present in Kashubian ‘gard’) is attested in Belarusian горад, Belarusian град, Bosnian grad, Bulgarian град, Croatian grad, Kashubian grôd, Polish grad, Russian град, Serbian град, Lower Sorbian grad and Ukrainian град.
- The meaning ‘castle’ (not present in Kashubian ‘gard’) is attested in Slovenian grad.
- The meaning ‘degree’ (not present in Kashubian ‘gard’) is attested in Lower Sorbian grad.
NB: No information yet for Macedonian.
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Kashubian gard See also: grôd |
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| Belarusian град (Syn.: горад) |
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| Bosnian grad |
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| Bulgarian град |
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Kashubian gard See also: grôd |
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Kashubian gard See also: grôd |
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| Polish I. grad |
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| Russian I. град |
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| II. город |
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| Serbian град |
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| Slovak hrad |
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Kashubian gard See also: grôd |
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| Lower Sorbian I. grad |
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| Upper Sorbian hród |
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| Ukrainian град |
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Semasiological Map for *gorodъ < *gordъ
                                  
*gorodъ < *gordъ
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Meanings:  ‘fortress’
 ‘town’
 ‘hail’
 ‘castle’
 ‘degree’
 no such word
no information yet
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| Russian град | + | + | |||
| Russian город | + | ||||
| Ukrainian град | + | ||||
| Belarusian град | + | + | |||
| Polish grad | + | ||||
| Polish gród | + | + | |||
| Kashubian gard | + | ||||
| Kashubian grôd | + | ||||
| Lower Sorbian grad | + | + | |||
| Lower Sorbian grod | + | ||||
| Upper Sorbian hród | + | ||||
| Czech hrad | + | ||||
| Slovak hrad | + | ||||
| Slovenian grad | + | + | |||
| Croatian grad | + | + | |||
| Bosnian grad | + | + | |||
| Serbian град | + | + | |||
| Bulgarian град | + | + | |||
| Meanings | fortress | town | hail | castle | degree |
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