ConceptNet 5: Query results

eu atsekabe ^{(n, event)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en affliction ^{(n, event)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, feeling)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en pain ^{(n, feeling)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, feeling)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en discontentment ^{(n, feeling)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, feeling)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en displeasure ^{(n, feeling)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, state)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en mourning ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, state)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en suffering ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, state)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en distress ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, feeling)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en sorrow ^{(n, feeling)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, state)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en affliction ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, state)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en embitterment ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
eu atsekabe ^{(n, cognition)}	― Synonym ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en grief ^{(n, cognition)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet