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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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en high german (n)
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en bavarian Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en old high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german
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en central german Source: English Wiktionary
en central german
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en low german Source: English Wiktionary
en ripuarian (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
da højtysk (a)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en west germanic Source: English Wiktionary
en swabish (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
pt alto alemão (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german
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en high germany Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en central german Source: English Wiktionary
en low saxon (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en saxon (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en swabian (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high germany (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en high germany Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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fr haut allemand Source: French Wiktionary
en upper german
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en mecklenburgish (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en pennsylvania german (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en pennsylvania dutch (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en alemannic Source: English Wiktionary
da højtysk (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en new high german Source: English Wiktionary
en central german (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en upper german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en middle high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german
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en low saxon Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en adstratum Source: English Wiktionary
en upper german (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en pennsylvania german Source: English Wiktionary
en luxembourgish (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german consonant shift (n)
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en high german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en german Source: English Wiktionary
en high german (n)
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en luxembourgish Source: English Wiktionary
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