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False Friends in Slavic Languages


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Czech ‘batoh’

The database knows following meanings of the Czech word ‘batoh’:

  • backpack

Semasiological map for ‘*batogъ’

The database has information related to this term for Belarusian, Kashubian, Polish, Russian, Slovak and Ukrainian.

Czech ‘batoh’:

  • The Czech meaning ‘backpack’ is shared by Slovak batoh.
  • The meaning ‘stick, whip’ (not present in Czech ‘batoh’) is attested in Belarusian батог, Kashubian batóg, Polish batóg, Russian батог and Ukrainian батіг.

NB: No information yet for Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Macedonian, Serbian, Slovenian, Lower Sorbian and Upper Sorbian.

Czech
batoh		 Meaning:
  • backpack
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Belarusian
батог		 Meaning:
  • stick, whip
Czech
batoh		 Meaning:
  • backpack
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Kashubian
batóg		 Meaning:
  • stick, whip
Czech
batoh		 Meaning:
  • backpack
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Polish
batóg		 Meaning:
  • stick, whip
Czech
batoh		 Meaning:
  • backpack
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Russian
батог		 Meaning:
  • stick, whip
Czech
batoh		 Meaning:
  • backpack
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Slovak
batoh		 Meaning:
  • backpack
Czech
batoh		 Meaning:
  • backpack
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Ukrainian
батіг		 Meaning:
  • stick, whip

Semasiological Map for *batogъ

*batogъ

Meanings:

‘stick, whip’
‘backpack’
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*batogъ
Meanings
stick, whip backpack
Russian батог +
Ukrainian батіг +
Belarusian батог +
Polish batóg +
Kashubian batóg +
Czech batoh +
Slovak batoh +
Meanings stick, whip backpack

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