False Friends in Slavic Languages
Kashubian ‘mrok’
Synonym: mark
The database knows following meanings of the Kashubian word ‘mrok’:
- darkness
Semasiological map for ‘*morkъ’
The database has information related to this term for Belarusian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Kashubian, Macedonian, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Lower Sorbian and Ukrainian.
Kashubian ‘mrok’:
- is a complete false friend in Czech, Lower Sorbian, Slovak and Slovenian.
- is a true friend in Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Polish, Russian and Serbian.
- has additional meanings in Ukrainian.
- does not have any formally similar counterparts in Belarusian or Macedonian.
- The Kashubian meaning ‘darkness’ is shared by Bosnian mrak, Bulgarian мрак, Croatian mrak, Polish mrok, Russian мрак, Serbian мрак and Ukrainian морок.
- The meaning ‘cloud’ (not present in Kashubian ‘mrok’) is attested in Czech mrak, Slovak mrak and Lower Sorbian mrok.
- The meaning ‘dusk, twilight, dimness’ (not present in Kashubian ‘mrok’) is attested in Slovenian mrak and Ukrainian морок.
- The meaning ‘crowd colloquial for ‘a lot’’ (not present in Kashubian ‘mrok’) is attested in Czech mrak.
NB: No information yet for Upper Sorbian.
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Kashubian mrok (Syn.: mark) See also: mark |
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| Belarusian ∅ - no corresponding term. |
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| Bosnian mrak |
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| Bulgarian мрак |
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| Croatian mrak |
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| Czech mrak |
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| Macedonian ∅ - no corresponding term. |
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| Polish mrok |
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| Russian мрак |
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| Serbian мрак |
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| Slovak mrak |
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| Slovenian mrak |
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| Lower Sorbian mrok |
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| Ukrainian морок |
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Semasiological Map for *morkъ
                         
*morkъ
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Meanings:  ‘cloud’
 ‘darkness’
 ‘dusk, twilight, dimness’
 ‘crowd colloquial for ‘a lot’’
 no such word
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| cloud | darkness | dusk, twilight, dimness | crowd colloquial for ‘a lot’ | |
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| Ukrainian морок | + | + | ||
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| Polish mrok | + | |||
| Kashubian mark | + | |||
| Lower Sorbian mrok | + | |||
| Czech mrak | + | + | ||
| Slovak mrak | + | |||
| Slovenian mrak | + | |||
| Croatian mrak | + | |||
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| Meanings | cloud | darkness | dusk, twilight, dimness | crowd colloquial for ‘a lot’ |