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Lower Sorbian ‘para’

The database knows following meanings of the Lower Sorbian word ‘para’:

  • dirt on street, mud

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

Lower Sorbian ‘para’:

  • The Lower Sorbian meaning ‘dirt on street, mud’ is unique.
  • The meaning ‘steam’ (not present in Lower Sorbian ‘para’) is attested in Belarusian пара, Bosnian para, Bulgarian пара, Croatian para, Czech pára, Macedonian пара, Polish para, Serbian пара, Slovak para, Slovenian para, Upper Sorbian para and Ukrainian пара.
  • The meaning ‘pair’ (not present in Lower Sorbian ‘para’) is attested in Belarusian пара, Polish para, Russian пара and Ukrainian пара.
  • The meaning ‘a couple of, some’ (not present in Lower Sorbian ‘para’) is attested in Belarusian пара, Polish para, Russian пара and Ukrainian пара.
  • The meaning ‘penny, money’ (not present in Lower Sorbian ‘para’) is attested in Bosnian para, Bulgarian пара and Serbian пара.
  • The meaning ‘breath’ (not present in Lower Sorbian ‘para’) is attested in Polish para.
  • The meaning ‘wretch, (poor) devil’ (not present in Lower Sorbian ‘para’) is attested in Slovenian para.

NB: No information yet for Kashubian.

Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Belarusian
пара		 Meaning:
  1. steam
  2. pair
  3. a couple of, some
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Bosnian
para		 Meaning:
  1. steam
  2. penny, money
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Bulgarian
пара		 Meaning:
  1. steam
  2. penny, money
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Croatian
para		 Meaning:
  • steam
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Czech
pára		 Meaning:
  • steam
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Macedonian
пара		 Meaning:
  • steam
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Polish
para		 Meaning:
  1. steam
  2. pair
  3. a couple of, some
  4. breath
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Russian
пара		 Meaning:
  1. pair
  2. a couple of, some
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Serbian
пара		 Meaning:
  1. steam
  2. penny, money
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Slovak
para		 Meaning:
  • steam
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Slovenian
para ([uboga] para)		 Meaning:
  1. steam
  2. wretch, (poor) devil
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Upper Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • steam
Lower Sorbian
para		 Meaning:
  • dirt on street, mud
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Ukrainian
пара		 Meaning:
  1. steam
  2. pair
  3. a couple of, some

Semasiological Map for *para

*para

Meanings:

‘steam’
‘pair’
‘a couple of, some’
‘penny, money’
‘breath’
‘dirt on street, mud’
‘wretch, (poor) devil’
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*para
Meanings
steam pair a couple of, some penny, money breath dirt on street, mud wretch, (poor) devil
Russian пара + +
Ukrainian пара + + +
Belarusian пара + + +
Polish para + + + +
Lower Sorbian para +
Upper Sorbian para +
Czech pára +
Slovak para +
Slovenian para ([uboga] para) + +
Croatian para +
Bosnian para + +
Serbian пара + +
Macedonian пара +
Bulgarian пара + +
Meanings steam pair a couple of, some penny, money breath dirt on street, mud wretch, (poor) devil

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