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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: German Wiktionary, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
de zarewitsch (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de vetter (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de grossneffe (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de enkelkind (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de sohn (n)
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de nachkomme Source: German Wiktionary
de schusterjunge (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de trinität (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de grossonkel (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de onkel (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de sohn (n)
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en son Source: English Wiktionary
de cousin (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de urgrossneffe (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de schwiegertochter (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de schwiegersohn (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de ableger (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de söhnchen (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
de sohn (n)
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fr fils Source: French Wiktionary
de prinz (n)
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de sohn Source: German Wiktionary
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