Edge list

Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr caroncule (n)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en intercaruncular (a)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en placentome (n)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en carunculous (a)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en caruncle
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en dewlap Source: English Wiktionary
en carnosity (n)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en caruncles (n)
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en caruncle Source: French Wiktionary
en caruncle (n)
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en anatomy Source: English Wiktionary
en caruncle (n)
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en excrescence Source: English Wiktionary
en caruncle (n)
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en hilum Source: English Wiktionary
en caruncular (a)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en caruncle (n)
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en seed Source: English Wiktionary
en transcaruncular (a)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en knob (n)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
fi lihake (n)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en caruncle (n)
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en fleshy Source: English Wiktionary
en carunculate (a)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
en caruncula (n)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
bg гребен (n)
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en caruncle Source: English Wiktionary
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