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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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en deaconess (n)
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en deacon Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
en deaconess (n)
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fr diaconesse Source: French Wiktionary
en deacon (n)
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en deaconess Source: French Wiktionary
en deaconess (n)
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en deaconry Source: English Wiktionary
pt diaconisa (n)
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en deaconess Source: English Wiktionary
en deaconess (n)
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en female Source: English Wiktionary
en deaconess (n)
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en diaconal Source: English Wiktionary
fi diakoniaompeluseura (n)
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en deaconess Source: English Wiktionary
en deaconess (n)
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en deaconship Source: English Wiktionary
grc διάκονοσ (n)
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en deaconess Source: English Wiktionary
en deaconesses (n)
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en deaconess Source: French Wiktionary
fi diakonissa (n)
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en deaconess Source: English Wiktionary
en deaconess (n)
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en servant Source: English Wiktionary
ga bandeagánach (n)
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en deaconess Source: English Wiktionary
syc ܡܫܡܫܢܝܬܐ (n)
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en deaconess Source: English Wiktionary
en deaconess (n)
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en diaconate Source: English Wiktionary
it diaconessa (n)
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en deaconess Source: English Wiktionary
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