Meaning: full

Represented in 155 languages with 13 cognate sets.

Illustrative Context

An empty pot is easier to carry than a full pot.

Target Sense
  • The most generic adjective for containing the maximum amount of something in a given space.
  • Avoid terms with specific overt reference to maximum capacity, e.g. full up, overflowing.
  • Avoid derived, resultative terms meaning filled, unless such a derived form has replaced the original ‘full’ root to become the default term, without retaining a specific resultative sense.
  • Avoid terms specific to particular objects or liquids that a vessel is full of.

Cognate sets for meaning: full

Id <span style="white-space:nowrap;">IE-CoR ref. form&nbsp;</span> <span style="white-space:nowrap;">IE-CoR ref. lang.&nbsp;</span> # clades # lexemes loan? pll loan? pll deriv.? ideoph.? loan src lang. src lex cogset. Details

Lexeme Details

Language Lexeme Phonetic Phonemic Cognate set loan? pll loan? Source lang